The Supreme Court Rejected the Appeal of Former President Kiska. Only a Constitutional Complaint Remains.
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Kiska is convicted of tax fraud.
All that remains for Andrej Kiska is to file a constitutional complaint.
Former Slovak President Andrej Kiska has failed, according to media reports, to appeal to the Supreme Court of Slovakia against a final decision of a lower court that found him guilty of tax fraud the year before last and gave him a suspended sentence. The Sme newspaper reported that the Supreme Court ruled in the case in a closed session in September. Neither Kiska nor his lawyer commented on the court's verdict, saying it had not yet been deli…
The case concerns excessive tax deductions by Kiska's family company in the amount of 155,000 euros in connection with the accounting of election campaign expenses.
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