The present article analyzes a new and highly controversial constitutional provision introduced by the 2003 constitutional revision process: the competence of the Constitutional Court (CC) to judge judicial conflicts of constitutional nature (JCCN) between Romanian public authorities (article 146, letter e Romanian Constitution, republished). Since 2005, when the first judgement was draft until present time, nine decisions of the CC concerning JCCN were published in the Official Journal . These relevant decisions have built a series of new constitutional powers for Romanian public authorities and have generated the possibility for a new practice of indirect control over the final and irrevocable decisions of the Romanian courts by the CC.