Public Prosecution Service Complains About Complaints, After Years of Wilders

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'Reports for show', or reports filed primarily to gain attention, have been causing eye-rolling at the Public Prosecution Service offices for years. Former lawyer Bram Moszkowicz understands the annoyance but considers it important to make a distinction; he discusses this on Nieuws van de dag.

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You have to admire the nerve. For years, the Public Prosecution Service dragged Geert Wilders from courtroom to courtroom over what he said. And now the justice system is filing a complaint that politicians are too quick to report incidents. On Sunday, De Telegraaf ran the headline: "Justice system lashes out at ranting politicians and public complaints..."