The Venice Commission is needed in Romania Judicial reform It considers and supports the abolition of the Special Prosecutor’s Office (SIIJ) as a first step in investigating crimes committed by members of the judiciary, but is concerned and rejects the amendments the House of Representatives added to the government bill, MTI reported.
Romanian media published Monday the decision of the advisory body of constitutional law experts of the Council of Europe.
The House of Representatives voted to abolish the Institute of Justice in March, plus judges and prosecutors can only be prosecuted with the approval of the Supreme Judicial Council (CSM), the professional body for judges and prosecutors, the “constitutional guardian” of judicial independence. .
According to the Romanian coalition parties, the National Liberal Party (PNL) and the USR-PLUS alliance, the European Commission will not abolish the so-called Cooperation and Verification Mechanism (CVM), on which the country’s accession to Schengen also depends, if Romania. Do not cancel the private section. This order is said to have been created by the previous majority in the left-wing government to bring about political censorship and intimidation of justice.
Liberal social parliamentary majority for the 2016-2020 parliamentary session therefore Take it from DNA Judges and Prosecutors Files Because, in his eyes, the prosecution kept judges abreast of contrived cases in order to obtain convictions from decision-makers who opposed the will of the “deep state.” DNA and DIICOT methods have also been criticized by the Ministry of Health on several occasions, citing the fact that the prosecuting authorities are dragging and trying to intimidate Hungarian community leaders with unfounded issues of national security or corruption.
Laura Kudrota Kovici, the former head of the DNA division was a high-ranking attorney general between 2013 and 2018. He heads the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO).
