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Currently, in addition to the obligation to periodically register with the police, N. Venckiene is also subject to other preventive detention measures: 10 thousand. Deposit in euros and collection of identity documents.
Motivating its decision not to satisfy N. Venckienė, the Court of Appeal noted that the Code of Criminal Procedure establishes that preventive measures can be imposed to ensure the participation of a suspect, accused or convicted person in the proceedings, the pre-trial investigation without obstacles, judicial procedures and the execution of a sentence, as well as to prevent new criminal offenses.
In late October, the court refused to allow Ms Venckiene to go to the Netherlands, where she intended to be before the court hearing in December.
The court noted that the preventive detention measures for the accused had already been relaxed several times, that is, the detention had been changed to intensive supervision and intensive supervision to the obligation to regularly register with the police.
The court also noted that N.Venckienė had been temporarily issued with his identity card in early October so that he could vote in the elections to the Seimas of the Republic of Lithuania. The identity document was given to him until the next court hearing, which is scheduled for early December.
In late October, the court refused to allow the defendant to go to the Netherlands, where she intended to be before the trial in December. It was when the court did not allow her to leave that the accused requested the cancellation of her registration with the police.
Due to these circumstances, the court is convinced that the abolition of N. Venckienė’s obligation to register periodically would significantly reduce the control of her movement, the accused would be able to leave Lithuania unhindered and hide from the process again.
“This preventive detention measure, along with others, is necessary, justified and cannot be considered discriminatory, as stated by the defendant in his complaint,” said on Friday the sentence of Jolita Gudelienė, assistant to the president of the Regional Court of Media and Relations Panevėžys Publics.
This decision of the Panevėžys Regional Court can be appealed to the Lithuanian Court of Appeal within seven days.
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