Călin Georgescu Has Reached the Court of Appeal. Prosecutors Contest Judicial Control in His Case and Ask for Preventive Arrest
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The prosecutor contests the measure of judicial control decided in the case of Calin Georgescu. They ask for preventive arrest in the file where the former presidential candidate is accused of cheating a businessman with 1.1 million euros. Georgescu arrived on Tuesday...
Day of decision for Călin Georgescu. The Court of Appeal of Bucharest today judges the challenge of the prosecutors of the Directorate of Investigation of Organized Crime and Terrorism Offences (DIICOT) in the file in which the former presidential candidate is being investigated for fraud. The prosecutors request the preventive arrest of Călin Georgescu, after the Tribunal of Bucharest has decided to leave him in freedom, under judicial control.
Calin Georgescu goes back to court on Tuesday, after attacking the measure of judicial control, and prosecutors asked for a 30-day pre-trial arrest. Calin Georgescu's application for pre-trial arrest in the case file is being tried on Tuesday, from 9 a.m. at the Court of Appeal Bucharest (CAB). Former presidential candidate, detained ...
The Bucharest Court of Appeal examines the DIICOT challenge against the decision by which Calin Georgescu was left under judicial control in the case file. The Prosecutors continue to demand the preventive arrest of the former candidate. The article Calin Georgescu finds out Tuesday if it remains under judicial control. DIICOT Prosecutors contest the decision of the Bucharest Tribunal first appears in Romania TV.
Breaking! Calin Georgescu, in front of the Court of Appeal Bucharest: Preventive arrest 30 days (SURSE DIGI24) Calin Georgescu was arrested preventively for 30 days. The decision of the Court of Appeal Bucharest was taken today regarding the preventive measure arranged in the file of fraud in which it is investigated the magistrates of the court resumed the trial [...]
Georgescu had been detained for 24 hours on 21 September, and the Bucharest Tribunal subsequently rejected DIICOT's proposal for pre-trial arrest and ordered judicial review for 60 days
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