US EditionEx-Minister Faces Probation for Bribery. He Claims He Is a Victim because He Knows a Lot and Can Step on Someone's Toes
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According to G. Gál, the prosecution relies on one witness
Three years after the police accused him of taking a bribe, former Minister of Justice Gábor Gál sat in the dock. The trial began at the Specialized Criminal Court in Pezinok in February. Closing arguments were heard on Friday, and the defendant will continue his interrupted speech on Wednesday. It is possible that a verdict will be handed down. The case is related to the activities of the Slovak Land Fund. According to the indictment, he asked …
The former justice minister was accused of accepting a bribe, but he denied the charges. The prosecutor is convinced that the act occurred as described in the complaint.
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