A lower-level court has ruled that Benesova does not have to apologise to Supreme State Attorney Renata Vesecka and other judiciary representatives, except for one, for having called them mafia in connection with the suspected bribery case of deputy prime minister Jiri Cunek. The judiciary representatives have appealed the verdict. Sani wanted to become an enjoined party to Czech deputy PM Cunek files complaint against judge ...
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It is completely clear, the reason is that no one wants him. It is decisive that the claimants do not want him," Cepl told the server. Both the complainants and Benesova have raised objections to Sani's request. The Prince can appeal the court decision.
(Ceske Noviny)
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