The pre-trial judge confirmed the legality of the indictment of Archbishop Theodosius Theodosius on corruption charges.
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Archbishop Teodosie was indicted by DNA for corruption offenses, the case was registered at the Court of Appeal of Constanta on May 7, 2024. The judge of the preliminary chamber ruled that the criminal prosecution and the indictment are legal. The case concerns charges of buying influence, according to a DNA press release.
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Începe procesul lui IPS Teodosie. Dosarul "Mană cerească" a trecut de camera preliminară, trimiterea în judecată este legală!
Începe procesul lui ÎPS Teodosie. Trimiterea în judecată a Arhiepiscopului Tomisului este legală
Arhiepiscopul Teodosie va fi judecat pentru cumpărare de influență. Avocatul Adrian Cuculis: "Urmează să depunem, în mod evident, contestație" | AUDIO
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