Abstract
The legal world everywhere is confronted daily with the attribute of law being „alive” or changeable, a consequence of the evolution of the mentality of individuals, subjects of different legal relationships. Criminal law is not an exception. The phenomenon of constitutionalization of criminal law has an important role in the development of legislation, jurisprudence and criminal doctrine. The doctrine, in the context of the role of constitutional jurisprudence in the evolution of different branches of law, defined a new legal phenomenon – the constitutionalization of law. This article analyzes the effects of the constitutionalization of criminal law.
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