Two neurosurgeon professors placed under judicial control for receiving bribes and facilitating employment in exchange for benefits
Miruna Brosban
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Gorgan Radu-Mircea Gorgan, a professor at UMF 'Carol Davila', was accused by DNA prosecutors of receiving bribes of more than 25,000 euros from patients for medical services. He also claimed preferential hiring of a person in exchange for favoring another colleague for a university post. These actions were carried out by manipulating competition committees and by accessing confidential information, and the judicial control imposed can be replaced by pre-trial detention in case of abuse.
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