The Craiova Court of Appeal ordered on Thursday the final acquittal of Darius Valcov, in a case in which the former Minister of Finance was sent to court for instigating bribery and bribe taking.
Three other defendants were acquitted in the same case: Eduard Cincu, cadastral sub-engineer at the Office of Cadastre and Real Estate Advertising (OCPI) Olt, Mircea Dogaru, lawyer at a cadastre company, and Elena Marinela Calota-Salcianu, administrator of Millennium Topographica Ltd.
Darius Valcov and the other defendants had also received acquittal decisions in the court of first instance - Gorj Court, a decision upheld by the Craiova Court of Appeal, by rejecting the appeal of the Prosecutor's Office attached to the Gorj Court.
Darius Valcov, final acquittal in a corruption case
Sursă foto: Inquam Photos/ Octav Ganea
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