Defeat for Lia Savonea at the CEDO as Regards the Judges' Remains. "Conflict of Interest" • Newsweek Romania
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President PNL, former Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan, says on Thursday evening that the ECHR decision on the payment of salary arrears to the magistrates gives justice to the government that he led: In a difficult economic situation, it is immoral for the state to be forced to pay immediately huge amounts. In addition, says Bolojan. CEDO puts under question and some rulings made in Romania, because there are suspicions that the judges who gave them…
Ilie Bolojan, the former Prime Minister of Romania, responded to the ECHR's verdict on the payment of the remaining salaries of the magistrates. Judges challenged the European Court of Human Rights decision of the CCR, which would have exempted the Bolojan Government from paying 4.8 billion lei in one instalment.
CEDO has accepted the sampling of salary arrears under exceptional conditions. We analyze what the decision means and why it does not automatically cut Bolojan–CCJ dispute.
Deputy USR Alexandru Dimitriu reacted after today's decision of the European Court of Human Rights (CEDO), which rejected the applications of five Romanian judges who challenged the sampling of salary arrears established by definitive judgments. The complainants argued that the measure violated their right to property Dimitriu says that Lia Savonea had [...] The post Deputy Alexandru Dimitriu: "Savonea received a cut-off from the ECHR. In Strasb…
An unprecedented decision pronounced by the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) far exceeds the framework of a simple rejection of the claims made by a group of Romanian magistrates. The Strasbourg court dynamotizes the very foundation on which Justice has built, for two decades, a number of substantial financial benefits. For Lia Savonea, president ... Article Palme de Strasbourg for Lia Savonea and magistrates: CEDO establishes that independ…
The European Court of Human Rights has today decided that the Romanian government has the opposite of delaying the payment of judges' remains, if the country goes through very complicated financial periods.
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