Immo Juggler René Benko has to stay behind the bars, because the Regional Court of Criminal Affairs confirms Vienna to the “Krone”. The office of the Economic and Corruption Officer of Justice (WKSTA) continues to take on the reasons for the detention of the risk of escape and action and requested the continuation of detention before the process.
Benko was again presented to the judge in the Landl on Tuesday. The Constitutional Affairs Vienna Street Court of Criminal Affairs continued the detention before the trial (guardianship), because the court continues to assume. A complaint to the higher regional court of Vienna is possible against the decision to extend the prison sentence within three days. The WKSTA and the defense gave no explanation.
René Benko has been in custody in Vienna-Josefstadt Correctional Facility since 24 January. Since then, all the attempts by the defenders have failed to get the financial juggler.
Next prison investigation on July 7
The law stipulates that the court must be checked regularly whether the requirements for custody are still met. The first negotiation of the prison investigation took place after 14 days, the next after another month, as a result at a distance of two months. Only the parties of the procedure are invited to the non -public adhesion negotiations – the accused René Benko is demonstrated by detention.
The corruption hunters still have to get along, because after six months in custody, this must be better justified. Benko was arrested on January 23 and has now lived in one of the few individuals halfway in the Regional Hof van Vienna. The 47-year-old, as the “Krone” reported, spends his time with long lawyers and with yoga.
Indication
It can be expected that a first indictment against the Tyrolean will be charged in one of the many procedural strands before the summer. The team distributed the WKSTA for this. If individual facts are ready, they must immediately result in a process. The complex causa must therefore be processed in slices. After a possible conviction in subsequent processes, Benko would have to expect “extra penalties”.
Source: Krone
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