In the Vienna Palace of Justice, this Monday will decide whether the next copy confirms the guilty judgment because of false statements against former Chancellor Sebastian Kurz or not. The judgment can be given trends for further U-communications in parliament.
The most important at a glance:
- Nowadays, Vienna is negotiating Higher Regional Court on the appeal By former Chancellor Sebastian Kurz (ÖVP) because of assumed false statement In the “Ibiza” research committee.
- Initially it was sentenced to eight months in February 2024 – he appealed, so the verdict is not final.
- “Guilty” was short before Michael Radasztics because he was involved in the orders of the supervisory Council of State that held Öbag in 2019 priceless to have. In clear language, this means that the judge believed that the truth said briefly But not the whole truth. The former KanSelier, on the other hand, believes that he has explained the size of his integration sufficiently.
- The higher regional court can do that Confirm judgment, change or refer back to the first court. A acquittal would also be possible.
All current developments in the Live Ticker:
The prehistory in short: the ex-federal Chancellor of Austria, Sebastian Kurz, was convicted for false explanations not legally in February 2024 for eight months to eight months. Briefly appealed. He claims that he had been interrupted several times in the committee and had explained his role in positions sufficiently.
Judge Michael Radasztics saw it differently at the time: shortly later, later in the course of the survey, his integration should have been presented.
The decision of the higher court could be briefly established if the guilty judgment of the former Chancellor for further procedures against celebrities and the behavior of future information in the U-Committee.
Source: Krone
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