Lehtme, Who Is Raising Two Children in Ukraine, Does Not Have to Come to Estonia for Court Hearings
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Harju County Court will allow Johanna-Maria Lehtme, the former head of the NGO Slava Ukrain and accused of embezzlement, to participate in her trial via video link as an exception, as Lehtme's family life makes it difficult for her to attend court hearings in person in Tallinn, writes Eesti Ekspress.
It turns out that Johanna-Maria Lehmte, the former head of the NGO Slava Ukrain, which drew thousands of Ukrainian supporters here and then wiped the dust off Estonia's feet, has settled in Ukraine and in the meantime has also given birth to a second child. Lehmte, who led a bunch of 200 Estonian wretched people to the Riigikogu, who also started shedding crocodile tears while extorting money in front of the parliament, doesn't even dare to come…
Harju County Court Judge Siim Mõistlik allowed Johanna-Maria Lehtme, who lives in Ukraine, to participate in her trial via video and not have to physically come to the courthouse.
Harju County Court allowed 37-year-old Johanna-Maria Lehtme to participate in the trial starting in September via video link as an exception. Lehtme has been living in Ukraine since 2023 and is raising two children there, one of whom is of school age and the other is under one year old.
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