Prosecutor General Augustin Lazar on Wednesday night said that the evaluation report of his managerial activity presented by Justice minister Tudorel Toader, on the grounds of which the latter is requesting for his resignation, is the answer the gov't understands to give to the Venice Commission's recommendations, adding that the minister's arguments are "clear-cut, biased exaggerations".
Augustin Lazar brought to mind that for as many as 36 years he has only received the "very good" mark, adding that he has never been challenged in what is his professional fabric.
The Prosecutor General Lazar made this statement following the Justice minister Toader's demand for the PG's removal from office.
PG Lazar: JusMin arguments to demand for my resignation, "clear-cut, biased exaggerations"
Sursă foto: Inquam Photos / George Calin
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