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The corruption case in which, among others, the former president of the Prahova City Council (CJ) Mircea Cosma and his son, former MP Vlad Cosma, are being tried, will not be referred to the preliminary chamber, according to the Prahova decision. Court, the Ploieşti Court of Appeal rules, on Tuesday, the continuation of the trial.
According to the court portal, the Ploieşti Court of Appeal admitted the appeal declared by DNA Ploieşti against the decision of the Prahova Court, which, on October 27, 2020, admitted a request from Vlad Cosma and found the absolute nullity of two delivered decisions. down in the summer. of 2014 in the procedure of the preliminary chamber of the Superior Court of Cassation and Justice (HCCJ).
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By the same decision, said decisions were annulled and the case was referred to the preliminary chamber, writes agerpres.ro.
The anti-corruption prosecutors contested the magistrates’ decision, the appeal being admitted by the higher court.
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“Admits the appeal filed by the DNA-Ploieşti Territorial Service against the decision of 10/27/2020 delivered by the Prahova Criminal Court-Section in file No. 313/1/2020, completely annuls the appealed decision and, re-judging, resolves the continuation of the trial in first instance by the Prahova Criminal Court-Section. (…) Final “, is the decision pronounced by the magistrates of the Ploieşti Court of Appeal.
The HCCJ finally decided, in May last year, that the Prahova Court is the competent court to try the Cosma family’s case, the decision was handed down after the case passed for almost eight months between the Prahova Court and the supreme court, according to the two courts that do not have jurisdiction to judge this case.
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Initially, in November 2016, a three-judge panel from HCCJ rendered a first ruling in this case. Former Prahova County Council Chairman Mircea Cosma was sentenced to eight years in prison, while his son, Vlad Cosma, received five years in prison. In addition, businessman Răzvan Alexe and the former head of the Prahova City Council’s Heritage Department, Daniel Alixandrescu, received two years and six months and six years in prison, respectively.
Subsequently, in March 2018, on appeal, a panel of five Supreme Court judges decided to retry the case, claiming that some of the witnesses gave conflicting statements in court and there are suspicions about how the DNA Ploieşti prosecutors administered the judgment. evidence. The file was then sent to the Criminal Section of the HCCJ.
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In the retrial, the trial was postponed several times, some of the titular judges were changed, after which the case was sent, in September 2019, to the Prahova Court, where a retrial was to be held.
On January 20, 2020, the Prahova Court returned the case to the supreme court, arguing that there is a negative conflict of jurisdiction between this court and the supreme court. Later, in May, the HCCJ finally ruled that there was no negative conflict of jurisdiction and the case was returned to the Prahova Court.
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On April 11, 2014, DNA prosecutors sued Vlad Cosma, accused of influence peddling, and Mircea Cosma, for bribery and abuse of power. Răzvan Alexe was charged with influence peddling and bribery and Daniel Alixandrescu with bribery and abuse of power.
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