List of justice ministers of Romania

Ministry of Justice
Ministry of Justice
	Coat of arms of the Minister of Justice
	Incumbent; Cătălin Predoiu; since 25 November 2021
Formation	1862
First holder	Manolache Costache Epureanu
Website	www.just.ro

This is a list of justice ministers of Romania. The first person to hold office was Manolache Costache Epureanu.

United Romanian Principalities (1859–1862)[edit]

Manolache Costache Epureanu - January 17, 1859 (Iași), April 27, 1859 (Iași, Chairman of the Council of Ministers, Minister of Justice and Finance Ad interim)
Ion Al. Filipescu [ro] - January 25, 1859 (Bucharest, President of the Council of Ministers and Minister of Justice)
Constantin Hurmuzaki [ro] - 8 March 1859 (Iași), January 17, 1861 (Iași)
Ion C. Cantacuzino - 27 March 1859 (Bucharest), 6 September 1859 (Bucharest, and temporary religions), 5 October 1861 (Iași, Minister of Interior and Justice ad-interim), 19 July 1861 (Bucharest)
Gheorghe Crețeanu [ro] - October 6, 1859 (Bucharest, the holder of Ion C. Cantacuzino resigning), October 11, 1859 (Bucharest, ad interim)
Dimitrie Scarlat Miclescu [ro] - November 10, 1859 (Iași)
Gheorghe Apostoleanu - 30 March 1860 (Iași, ad interim, Dimitrie Scarlat Miclescu resigning)
Damaschin Bojincă - April 30, 1860 (Iași)
Vasile Boerescu - May 28, 1860 (Bucharest, July 13, 1860 and Ad-interim at the Cults), November 17, 1868
Nicolae Bițcoveanu - April 11, 1861 (Bucharest ad interim following the resignation of Vasile Boerescu)
Constantin Hurmuzaki [ro] - January 17, 1861 (Iași)
Constantin Rolla [ro] - May 23, 1861 (Iași) (replacing Constantin Hurmuzachi, resigned)
Constantin N. Brăiloiu - April 30, 1861 (Bucharest), January 22, 1862
Grigore Arghiropol [ro] - May 12, 1861 (Bucharest)
Dimitrie Ghica - July 30, 1861 (ad interim as missing Ion C. Cantacuzino), January 21, 1870 (interim in place of Vasile Boerescu, resigned)

Romania (1862–1881)[edit]

Apostol Arsache - October 21, 1861 (ad interim following the resignation of IC Cantacuzino)
Dimitrie Cornea - June 7, 1862
Nicolae Crețulescu - December 30, 1862, July 3, 1862, August 8, 1863 (28 days in advance and August after the resignation of Barbu Bellu), June 19, 1864, March 11, 1871
Barbu Bellu - June 14, 1863
Dimitrie P. Vioreanu - August 15, 1863, February 2, 1870, April 5, 1876
Alexandru Papiu Ilarian - October 11, 1863
P. Orbescu - 1 March 1864 (ad interim), 6 May 1864
Grigore Bengescu - January 21, 1865
George D. Vernescu - January 26, 1865
Dimitrie Cariagdi - June 14, 1865, December 18, 1870
Ioan Cantacuzino - February 11, 1866
Constantin A. Crețulescu - March 1, 1867
Ștefan Golescu - August 5, 1867 (ad interim)
Anton I. Arion - August 17, 1867, November 13, 1867
Constantin Eraclide - November 3, 1868
Gheorghe Grigore Cantacuzino - January 24, 1870
Alexandru Lahovary - April 20, 1870, October 4, 1873
Gheorghe Costaforu - June 8, 1871
Manolache Costache Epureanu - October 28, 1872
Christian Tell - March 31, 1873 (ad interim)
Mihail Pherekyde - April 27, 1876, April 9, 1871
Eugeniu Stătescu - 24 July 1876, 16 November 1881 (ad interim), 1 August 1882, 16 December 1885, 4 October 1895, 8 July 1902
Ion I. Câmpineanu - January 27, 1877
Anastase Stolojan - July 11, 1879, January 5, 1898

Kingdom of Romania (1881–1947)[edit]

Dimitrie Gianni - July 9, 1880, March 1, 1888
Gheorghe Chițu - January 25, 1882, October 1, 1883 (ad interim)
Nicolae Voinov - November 15, 1883
Constantin Nacu - February 2, 1885
Alexandru Marghiloman - March 23, 1888
George D. Vernescu - November 12, 1888, February 21, 1891 (ad interim)
Nicolae Gherassi - March 29, 1889
Theodor Rosetti - November 5, 1889
Grigore Trandafil - November 16, 1890
Nicolae Blaremberg - November 3, 1891
Dimitrie C. Sturdza-Scheianu - November 27, 1891
Ștefan C. Șendrea - November 22, 1896
Alexandru Djuvara - March 31, 1897
George D. Pallade - January 12, 1898
Constantin Stoicescu - October 1, 1898, February 14, 1901
Constantin Dissescu - April 11, 1899
Titu Maiorescu - July 7, 1900
Alexandru Gianni - October 19, 1903
Alexandru Bădărău - December 22, 1904
Dimitrie Grecianu [ro] - June 5, 1906
Toma Stelian [ro] - March 12, 1907
Mihail G. Cantacuzino - December 29, 1910, December 11, 1916
Victor Antonescu - January 4, 1914, November 14, 1933, January 5, 1934, October 2, 1934
Constantin Argetoianu - January 29, 1918, March 13, 1920 (ad interim)
Dimitrie Dobrescu - March 16, 1918
Ion Mitilineu - June 4, 1918
Artur Văitoianu - October 24, 1918 (Ad-interim, Army Corps General)
Dumitru Buzdugan - October 28, 1918
Em. Miclescu - September 27, 1919
Ion Pelivan - December 5, 1919 (did not work, being delegated to the Peace Commission in Paris, the interim was held by Ștefan Cicio Pop, State Minister)
Matei B. Cantacuzino - March 31, 1920
Dimitrie Grecianu [ro] - August 27, 1920 (ad interim), November 16, 1920
Take Ionescu - December 9, 1920 (ad interim)
Mihail Antonescu - January 1, 1921
Stelian Popescu - December 17, 1921, June 4, 1927
Ioan Theodor Florescu - January 19, 1922
Gheorghe Gh. Mârzescu - October 29, 1923
Teodor Cudalbu - March 30, 1926
Grigore Iunian - November 10, 1928, June 13, 1930, October 10, 1930
Voicu Nițescu [ro] - 7 March 1930, 7 June 1930, 6 December 1930
Gheorghe Mironescu - June 7, 1930 (ad interim)
Constantin Hamangiu - April 18, 1931
Victor Vâlcovici - January 7, 1932
Valer Pop [ro] - January 9, 1932 , February 1, 1935
Virgil Potârcă - June 6, 1932
Mihai Popovici - August 11, 1932 , October 20, 1932, January 14, 1933, September 22, 1933
Emil Hațieganu - July 22, 1933 (ad interim)
Mircea Djuvara [ro] - August 29, 1936
Vasile P. Sassu - February 23, 1937
Vasile Rădulescu Mehedinți - December 29, 1937
Mircea Cancicov [ro] - February 11, 1938 (ad interim)
Victor Iamandi - March 30, 1938
Istrate Micescu - November 24, 1939
Aurelian Bentoiu [ro] - November 30, 1939
Ion V. Gruia - July 4, 1940
Mihai Antonescu - September 14, 1940
Gheorghe Popescu-Docan [ro] - January 27, 1941
Constantin Stoicescu - February 15, 1941
Ion C. Marinescu - August 14, 1942
Lucrețiu Pătrășcanu - August 23, 1944 (ad interim), November 4, 1944
Ion Boițeanu - 1 September 1944 (ad interim)
Aureliu Căpățână [ro] - September 7, 1944 (replacing Lucrețiu Pătrășcanu, resigned)
Dimitrie Negel [ro] - October 4, 1944 (ad interim, Aureliu Căpățână resigning)

Communist Romania (1948–1989)[edit]

Avram Bunaciu - April 15, 1948 , December 31, 1957
Stelian Nițulescu [ro] - September 24, 1949
Anton Tatu Jianu [ro] - January 28, 1953
Gheorghe Diaconescu - May 31, 1954, January 23, 1958
Ion Constantin Manoliu - March 21, 1961
Adrian Dumitriu - March 18, 1965
Teodor Vasiliu - November 28, 1970
Emil Nicolcioiu - March 18, 1975
Constantin Stătescu [ro] - January 26, 1977
Justin Grigoraș [ro] - October 24, 1979
Ioan Ceterchi [ro] - March 29, 1980
Gheorghe Chivulescu - January 23, 1982
Maria Bobu - October 3, 1987

Post-Communist Romania (1989–present)[edit]

Teofil Pop [ro] - January 3, 1990
Victor Babiuc - June 28, 1990
Mircea Ionescu-Quintus - October 16, 1991
Petre Ninosu [ro] - November 19, 1992
Iosif Gavril Chiuzbaian - March 6, 1994
Ion Predescu - September 3, 1996
Valeriu Stoica 12 December 1996 – 28 December 2000
Rodica Stănoiu 28 December 2000 – 10 March 2004
Cristian Diaconescu 10 March 2004 – 28 December 2004
Monica Macovei 18 December 2004 – 5 April 2007
Tudor Chiuariu 5 April 2007 – 10 December 2007
Teodor Meleșcanu (ad interim) 15 January 2008 – 29 February 2008
Cătălin Predoiu 29 February 2008 – 7 May 2012
Titus Corlățean 7 May 2012 – 6 August 2012
Mona Pivniceru [ro] 23 August 2012 – 28 March 2013
Victor Ponta (acting) 28 March 2013 – 15 April 2013
Robert Cazanciuc [ro] 15 April 2013 – 17 November 2015
Raluca Prună [ro] 17 November 2015 – 4 January 2017
Florin Iordache 4 January 2017 – 9 February 2017
Ana Birchall (acting) 9 February 2017 – 22 February 2017
Tudorel Toader 23 February 2017 - 18 April 2019
Ana Birchall 7 June 2019 - 4 November 2019
Cătălin Predoiu 4 November 2019 - 23 December 2020
Stelian Ion 23 December 2020 - 2 September 2021
Lucian Bode (acting) 2 September 2021 - 25 November 2021
Cătălin Predoiu 25 November 2021 - incumbent

References[edit]

^ "Conducere". www.just.ro. 25 June 2019. Retrieved 25 June 2019.

External links[edit]

[1] "Conducere". www.just.ro. 25 June 2019. Retrieved 25 June 2019.

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v t e Supreme Council of National Defence (CSAT)
President	Klaus Iohannis (P)
Vice President	Marcel Ciolacu (PM)
Members	Vasile Dîncu (MApN) Lucian Bode (MAI) Bogdan Aurescu (MAE) Cătălin Predoiu (MJ) Florin Spătaru (MECT) Adrian Câciu (MFP) Eduard Hellvig (SRI) Gabriel Vlase (SIE) Gheorghita Vlad (SMG) Ion Oprișor (PC) Mihai Șomordolea (Secretary)

United Romanian Principalities (1859–1862)[edit]

Romania (1862–1881)[edit]

Kingdom of Romania (1881–1947)[edit]

Communist Romania (1948–1989)[edit]

Post-Communist Romania (1989–present)[edit]

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