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The vehicles will be confiscated in serious accidents with the intention of the driver, as in the serious accident in which journalist Milen Tsvetkov died
Milen Tsvetkov was born on July 30, 1966 in Sofia.
On April 19, 2020, he died in an accident.
It’s over. This was announced by the spokesperson for Chief Prosecutor Siika Mileva during a briefing in the Judicial Chamber, a Novini.bg reporter reported.
The harshest punishments in The Penal Code in the part of road crimes are at the insistence of the Chief Prosecutor Ivan Geshev
Ivan Stoimenov Geshev was born on December 19, 1970. Graduated from the University of Law inshe specified.
The state prosecutor’s office clarifies which texts of the chapter “Transport crimes” are in question.
“It is proposed to increase the sentence from 15 to 20 years or life without parole in the case of a crime that leads to death after the use of narcotics. In addition, the confiscation of road vehicles in favor of the state, regardless of the owned by whoever they are, “said a spokesman for the chief prosecutor.
The same punishment is imposed on drivers who kill a person on the road, but who are not licensed or drive at a speed of more than 50 km from the speed limit.
The most severe punishment will be given to drivers who intentionally killed and drove the car with more than 2 per thousand alcohol.
Mileva pointed out that the penalties imposed for causing death on the road do not always correspond to the high public danger and do not guarantee justice for the victims. They classify this type of crime as a cause of death due to negligence.
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