Interim Romanian Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan has sharply criticized legal action taken by magistrates to secure additional salary rights, deeming both the lawsuits and the resulting financial awards "immoral.” Bolojan, nearing the end of his term, highlighted the substantial number of these cases and their significant impact on the Romanian national budget. He argued that the scale of these payouts is disproportionate when considering Romania’s overall economic situation and in comparison to other professions. The Prime Minister’s comments underscore a growing tension between the judiciary and the government regarding compensation for magistrates. He suggests that the amounts awarded through legal proceedings are placing an undue strain on public finances. This controversy centers on the rights of magistrates to pursue additional earnings through the courts, a practice Bolojan now openly condemns. The situation raises questions about fair compensation and budgetary constraints within Romania.