The Minister of Justice, Radu Marinescu, stated that there are no legal grounds for the dismissal of chief prosecutors, emphasizing the importance of respecting the law.
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Radu Marinescu stated that there are no legal elements for the dismissal of chief prosecutors, even though there are grievances regarding their activity. He emphasized that any change must strictly comply with the legislation, and expressing a grievance does not constitute a legal reason. The minister discussed the progress in the fight against corruption but acknowledged the challenges related to crime, including domestic violence and human trafficking. The mandates of the chief prosecutors expire in the spring of 2026.
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Ministrul Justiţiei, întrebat despre schimbarea procurorilor-şefi: Orice schimbare trebuie făcută în condiţiile legii şi cu respectarea strictă a legii. Preocuparea mea este să respectăm legea şi să asigurăm stabilitatea funcţionării sistemului judiciar
Ministrul Justiției: Nemulțumirea președintelui nu poate fi motiv de revocare a procurorilor-șefi
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