US Ambassador Klemm says amendments in Justice threaten to turn back clock to 2000s
Publicat:Ambassador of the US in Bucharest Hans Klemm stated on Monday at the Faculty of Law that the latest changes cumulated in the Romanian justice legislation threaten to turn back the clock to the early 2000s, a period marked by corruption in Romania.
The diplomat participated in the opening ceremony of the academic year, alongside Ambassador of France in Bucharest Michele Ramis. He talked about the amendments to the Criminal Code and the Criminal Procedure Code, about the changes made to the Judicial Inspection, but also about the protests of the Romanian magistrates regarding these amendments,…
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