The Republic of Moldova has adopted a law creating an Anti-Corruption College to judge high-level corruption cases, strengthening citizens' trust in justice.
Eftene Ana Maria
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The new law adopted by the Moldovan legislature provides for the establishment of an Anti-Corruption College subordinated to the Chisinau Court, dedicated to prosecuting criminal cases against high-ranking officials. The College will analyze cases with significant damages, with guarantees of independence for magistrates. The Central Court of Appeal will also have specialized panels for appeals. The structure will include 15 judges, ensuring a fair framework protected from external influence.
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