Persons who have been effectively deprived of liberty in the Transnistrian region for an act subsequently investigated by the constitutional authorities of the Republic of Moldova may benefit from mitigating circumstances in the determination of the penalty. However, the period spent in detention will not be automatically reduced, day by day, from a possible new conviction. The details are found in an advisory opinion issued by the Supreme Court…
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Persons who have been effectively deprived of liberty in the Transnistrian region for an act subsequently investigated by the constitutional authorities of the Republic of Moldova may benefit from mitigating circumstances in the determination of the penalty. However, the period spent in detention will not be automatically reduced, day by day, from a possible new conviction. The details are found in an advisory opinion issued by the Supreme Court…