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Magistrates from the supreme court continue protests
Posted on September 21st, 2009
Magistrates from the supreme court continue protests
Judges from the High Justice Court (ICCJ) decided to continue their protests. The decision was taken during the General Assembly called on Monday, Romanian press agency Mediafax informs. The Magistrates of the Supreme Court will announce the form their protests will take. Starting Monday, the Justice in Romania will enter its fourth week of protests.
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