Former minister Sorina Pintea to be investigated under judicial control

Monday, March 9, 2020

Bucharest Court of Appeal has judged the appeal filed by the former Health minister Sorina Pintea against the preventive arrest measure, ruling she will be investigated under judicial control for 60 days. It means Pintea is facing some restrictions for the next 2 months pending trial. The former PSD minister has been brought from the arrest centre to court on Friday morning, asking judges to release her, arguing she has to be admitted in hospital due ...

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