USR MP Stelian Ion claims that the investigation in the Nordis case is stagnating due to lack of necessary funds, while the ICCJ Prosecutor's Office rejects these accusations.
Gabriel Dumitrache
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Stelian Ion, former Minister of Justice, blames the stagnation in the Nordis case on the lack of funds provided by the Public Ministry for expert reports. He believes that this affects the victims and that the state seems to be protecting criminals. The ICCJ prosecutor's office, on the other hand, denies the accusations, saying that the DIICOT did not request funds and that no expert reports have been carried out in the case. The Nordis case involves 11 people, including a former MP, accused of serious crimes.
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Stelian Ion (USR): Ancheta în dosarul Nordis stagnează pentru că Ministerul Public nu a pus la dispoziţia DIICOT fondurile necesare efectuării expertizelor / Parchet: DIICOT nu a cerut fonduri. În dosar nu a fost dispusă şi efectuată nici o expertiză
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