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The decision of the Bucharest Tribunal to move Calin Georgescu to house arrest was challenged, shows a message posted on Friday's Facebook account of the former presidential candidate. The final decision will be taken by the Court of Appeal, which will determine whether Georgescu will escape the preventive arrest. On his Facebook account ...
Călin Georgescu sent his supporters a message about "the current legal situation. Practically, the former candidate confirmed to the supporters that he is still in Central Arrest.
Calin Georgescu Remains in Central Arrest. Message to Supporters About "the Current Legal Situation"
Călin Georgescu informed his supporters, through a message posted on Facebook on Friday, about "the current legal situation". The former candidate thus confirms that he is still in Central Arrest, despite information circulating on social networks, according to which he would have been transferred to arrest at home.
After the Bucharest Tribunal decided to place Călin Georgescu under house arrest, he informed his supporters, from the Central Arrest, that the decision does not yet remove him from detention. The former presidential candidate claims that the prosecutors had already challenged the decision, and the preventive arrest remains in effect until the Bucharest Court of Appeal verdict. [...]
Former President Călin Georgescu, who is in pre-trial detention at Central Arrest, sends a message to his supporters that he is trying to explain to them that, although the Bucharest Tribunal has accepted the request to replace the measure of pre-trial arrest with the measure of house arrest, this decision is not final. Georgescu sends them that the final decision will be ... Article Message behind the bars: Călin Georgescu explains to the suppo…
Călin Georgescu remains in pre-trial detention, after the prosecutors challenged the decision of the Bucharest Court of Appeal to replace the measure with home arrest. The final judgment is to be pronounced by the Court of Appeal Bucharest, according to a clarification published by the representatives of Georgescu.
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