Social Democratic Party (PSD) leader Liviu Dragnea stated on Friday that the Judicial Inspection should be an autonomous institution, a benchmark institution for anyone in Justice.
"Eventually, if we are still allowed to pass laws in Parliament, we will do it, when we are forbidden to pass laws in Parliament, we will surrender," Dragnea said at the Parliament Palace, when asked how he comments on President Klaus Iohannis's criticism in relation to the package of justice legislation.
He added that he understands the President stated nothing should change as things work properly with regard to the Judicial Inspection (that it must remain with the Superior Council of Magistracy (CSM) - ed.n.).
"I understand from you that Mr. President said that nothing should change, of everything that has been under discussion for months now, and not only in Romania, I understand that nothing should change because things run smoothly. I believe, and we will see what the result in the Special Committee will be, I believe that the Judicial Inspection must be an autonomous institution, an institution that represents a benchmark for anyone in Justice," Dragnea said.
Asked what he thinks of the consequences of the compensatory appeal law, more precisely of the fact that a dangerous man, released from prison relapsed by raping a woman in the Capital, Dragnea said these things must be explained by those who initiated the law.
"I consider those who initiated the law and thought of the law and grounded this draft must provide explanations. Ask those who did that. I didn't work on that and I really don't know very well," he mentioned.
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