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“There is no legally justified answer to the question why a preventive measure restricting human movement and rights such as detention is applied in this case of extradition to Russia,” K. Kučinskienė said in a statement issued on Friday by the family of the company.
The report indicates that V. Kučinskas’ interests in Lithuania and Slovenia are represented by lawyers experienced in such cases. They seek the release of the businessman from arrest or his transfer to Lithuania.
According to the lawyers, in other situations, other methods of criminal procedural law are tried first, so the coercive measures currently applied to the employer are considered excessive.
The report also notes that this is not an action initiated by a democratic country, but by Russia.
“This state and its legal system have repeatedly used various legally unproven and dubious methods, when excessive criminal prosecution is used instead of civil law measures. In such cases, diplomatic capabilities are often included to increase impact,” they say. the employer’s representatives.
Among other things, the relatives of V. Kučinskas say they follow the advice of lawyers to refrain from commenting on the case more broadly and asking to respect the privacy of the family.
“I hope there will be more information related to the extradition case in the near future,” said K. Kučinskienė.
The fact that V. Kučinskas, suspected of fraud in Russia, was detained in Slovenia, the BNS reported on Friday. He was detained at the request of Russia.
It was previously announced that Russian bank Alfa Bank was trying to recover some 20 million V. Kuchinsky through the courts. debt in euros. The bank’s lawyer said the businessman is accused of knowingly providing misleading information about the financial situation of the fertilizer production company Arvi NPK, which operates in Kaliningrad.
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