Deputy Alexandru Dimitriu accuses the Constitutional Court of bad faith in the proceedings, after submitting an expert report one day before the ruling, considered a delaying maneuver.

A procedural scandal erupted in the Constitutional Court after deputy and lawyer Alexandru Dimitriu accused Lia Savonea of procedural bad faith. He criticized the submission of an accounting expertise just 24 hours before the ruling deadline, considering it a violation of the principle of procedural good faith and a deliberate maneuver to delay justice. Dimitriu emphasized that such practices, if left unpunished, send a dangerous message about the tolerance of delaying justice, especially from high-ranking judges.

He proposed financial sanctions for those responsible, arguing that the rules must be applied uniformly, regardless of the status of the person involved. The credibility of the Constitutional Court is at stake, and Dimitriu warned that justice cannot function effectively under last-minute procedural maneuvers that compromise public trust in the judicial process.