US EditionPetan and Co-Defendants Acquitted of Charges in Terme čAtež Case
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The trial of Bojan Petan, the president of the board of directors of the Slovenian Chamber of Commerce and Industry and director of Terme Čatež, and three co-defendants for alleged abuse of power in the privatization of Terme Čatež, ended today at the Koper District Court, 12 years after the initial investigations. District judge Meri Mikac acquitted all four, while the prosecution announced an appeal.
The verdict is not yet final, and the prosecution has announced an appeal.
The Koper District Court acquitted Bojan Petan, the president of the board of the Slovenian Sports Association and director of Terme Čatež, and three co-defendants of alleged abuse of power in the privatization of Terme Čatež, 12 years after the first investigations.
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