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and balances of [the work of the Prosecutor General and the Supreme Judicial Council]" and insists Bulgarian authorities "fully comply" with the numerous recommendations and rules in reference to this issue. The document even airs some concern over the ruling
The head of Supreme Court of Cassation Lozan Panov expressed concern over by Justice Minister Danail Kirilo’s request to remove judge Andon Mitalov from the Supreme Judicial Council. Minister Kirilov moved to propose Mitalov’s removal after the U.S
The prosecutors from the Supreme Judicial Council issued a declaration this Wednesday condemning the media for attacking the Prosecutor’s Office. The text does not name the news outlets it is referring to. It also fails for say is definite terms what exactly they
tenure was over. He achieved this with ease, given the overwhelming control his position has over the body, which elects the Prosecutor General, the Supreme Judicial Council. Thousands protested Geshev’s nomination for months but these processes are impenetrable to any
the government’s measures do not address the problems, as defined by the committee. The government practically ignores all important points regarding the Supreme Judicial Council. As for the Prosecutor General, the PM declared there will be a new prosecutorial position
about it, hence speculations and reports emerged that the parliament is not starting the process on purpose in order to make or possible for Tsatsarov to take the post. So here we are. The only candidate for Prosecutor General approved by the Supreme Judicial Council twice
[div class='center_orange']Opinion:[class='center_orange' div] More of the same: The Supreme Judicial Council re-elects Ivan Geshev for Prosecutor General with 20 to 4. Again The Supreme Judicial Council re-elected the only candidate for Prosecutor
. The members of the highest administrative body in the justice system, the Supreme Judicial Council, vote to elect a Prosecutor General. Half of the members are prosecutors (direct subordinates of the Prosecutor General), half are judges. Half of everybody are elected by
the next Prosecutor General. Protests against the only candidate for Prosecutor General and his subsequent election have been ongoing since July. After the Supreme Judicial Council voted 20:4 in favor, the protesters’ message turned to Radev, who must sign off on the
[div class='center_orange']Opinion:[class='center_orange' div] Unprecedented and a glimpse into the new normal. The Supreme Judicial Council voted Ivan Geshev for next Prosecutor General 20:4 while an army of police guarded the building Ivan
displeasure at the court’s decision to release Palfreeman on parole and that he is "perplexed at certain judges’ actions, including the head of the Supreme Court of Cassation’s Lozan Panov." Majority of judges in the Supreme Judicial Council call for head
withdrawn, but the whole procedure for electing a Prosecutor General should be reformed. The next protest is scheduled for October 23: a day before the Supreme Judicial Council – the body, which elects the Prosecutor General – will vote Geshev’s nomination
Prosecutor General, the Supreme Judicial Council also voiced its support for Geshev as well, after Sotir Tsatsarov picked him for his successor. In the midst of immense praise, the head of the Supreme Court, Lozan Panov decided to ask a simple question. How many successful cases
the institution of the Supreme Judicial Council – which elects the Prosecutor General – it is virtually immune from any public pressure. But protests are mounting, which in turn produce a lot of questionable PR. And while Geshev himself seems not at risk of losing
resignation, he announced he plans to return to work as a prosecutor. The Supreme Judicial Council appointed him in the Specialized Prosecutor’s Office. Just four days later, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs appointed him as consul to Valencia. Georgiev has no prior experience
seems eager to take it to another level. And as soon as he got the nomination, he made sure everyone got the message. Several days after his candidacy was announced and got the support of all Supreme Judicial Council members from the prosecutors’ quota, Geshev gave an
copies of keys for anyone to take. Supreme Judicial Council officially open the procedure to choose the next Prosecutor General Current Prosecutor General Sotir Tsatsarov and PM Boyko Borisov The procedure for choosing the next person to take over one of the most
Judicial Council, according to the bill. But the council’s members, appointed by the PG and Parliament have a vast majority over the rest, who are appointed by the judiciary. Additionally, the justice minister can also propose to open up an investigation, wherein, according
general Sotir Tzatzarov The elections for a new prosecutor general will take place in October 24, instead of November 14, as the Supreme Judicial Council had initially decided. The reason for the three-week pull is that the candidates will be reviewed at the same time.
, around Christmas the two were let go under house arrest. Judge Hinov had ruled to that effect three times. Twice the court of appeals reversed the ruling. The reason? “Risk of criminal behavior”. These reversals provoked the interest of the head of the Supreme Court
head of the Supreme Court of Cassations Lozan Panov The head of the Supreme Court of Cassations Lozan Panov will request from the prosecutors in the Supreme Judicial Council to give its opinion on the scandal regarding the inquiry into the since removed mayor of Sofia’s
supreme judges reviewed these decisions concluded that, indeed, the rulings are unjustified and illegal, the Supreme Judicial Council, which is the justice branch’s administrative body, and which is dominated by people close to the Chief Prosecutor, has initiated a procedure
incarceration facilities. Chairman of Supreme Court of Cassations Lozan Panov refuses to answer Supreme Judicial Council questions about a critical speech he made The chairman of the Supreme Court of Cassations Lozan Panov once again denied to answer questions
keeping this system strong, of course, is a captured judicial system, and in this case, with an almighty Prosecutor’s Office. The Bulgarian authorities have treated these two women over the past seven months outrageously harsh, and likely unlawfully so. Not only have the
, was appealed and repealed. The deadline for the appeal is Friday and by this edition was closed it was not clear whether the council will appeal or not. Meanwhile environmental activists called on the Supreme Judicial Council to choose publicly the judges
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