The Sector 1 Court decided on Monday to reduce the term for extending the judicial control in the case of Calin Georgescu from 60 to 45 days.
The Court also decided to remove his obligation not to own, use or carry weapons and the obligation to periodically communicate relevant information about his means of existence.
''It partially admits the complaint filed by the defendant Calin Georgescu (...). It modifies the content of the judicial control measure ordered by the prosecutor's ordinance of 24.04.2025 extending the judicial control issued in file no. 2226/221/P/2023/d1 by the Prosecutor's Office with the High Court of Cassation and Justice - Criminal Investigation Section, as follows: it removes the obligation not to possess, use or carry weapons and the obligation to periodically communicate relevant information about his means of existence. Reduces the term for extending the judicial control from 60 days to 45 days, which will be calculated from 27.04.2025. It maintains the other provisions of the contested ordinance. It rejects the rest of the complaint, as unfounded. ''Final'', the Court's decision reads.
The Sector 1 Court ruled on a complaint filed by Calin Georgescu regarding the extension of the judicial control measure.
The trial took place last week, with Georgescu present in the courtroom, but the judge handling the case decided to postpone the ruling until after the first round of the presidential election.
On April 24, Calin Georgescu was summoned to the Prosecutor General's Office to be informed of the extension of the judicial control measure for another 30 days.
Georgescu is being prosecuted for committing six crimes, the most serious of which is incitement to actions against the constitutional order, in an attempted form, being accused of having plotted a plan to destabilize Romania with the help of mercenaries led by Horatiu Potra, after the Constitutional Court annulled the results of the first round of the 2024 presidential election.
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