6 hours agoFormer Croatian prime minister released on bail
Periskopi(10 months ago)
(10 months ago)By the decision of the Sisak District Court, former Croatian Prime Minister Ivo Sanader, who is serving his sentence in the Lipovica prison, has been released on bail. This has been confirmed by the District Court in Sisak, and the verdict has been made today at a court hearing, the jutarnjilist reports. We remember that Ivo Sanader was sentenced to one [...]
This was confirmed by the District Court in Sisak, and the verdict was made today at a court hearing, reports jutarnjilist.
We remember Ivo Sanader was sentenced to an 18-year prison sentence. So far, it has also been seen in Zagreb and in Kutina, taking advantage of the benefits the Law provides for the execution of the Penal Punishment.
A court hearing was also held today at the District Court in Sisak, in which, according to Croatian media information, has been decided that the former prime minister meets the conditions for being released from prison before serving the entire sentence.
Two years ago we had written that, then, 69-year-old Sanader could stand behind bars until the age of 80 if the court did not approve early release, due to three decisions of formal form.
For extracting money from public companies for the HDZ black fund and for unregistered donations to the party's ark, Sanader has been sentenced to 7 years in prison.
For the research and acquisition of 17.5m kuna (about 2.3m euros) from Stjepan Fioliq in exchange for favouring the sale of a building for the Ministry, he received 6 years in prison.
To hand over management rights to the company INA's Hungarian oil company, in exchange for a tenm-euro bribe, has been sentenced to 6 years in prison. /Periscope/
