About trials
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9th of March, 2010
On March 9, the Department of Criminal Cases of the Senate of the Supreme Court in written proceedings has reviewed the cassation protest of General Prosecutor’s Office and cancelled the sentence of Riga Regional Court of October 30, 2009, by which the ex-state secretary of the Ministry of Education and Science (MES) Valdis Egle and ex-head of the Legal Department of the Administrative Department of MES Helena Kanepe considered to be guiltless and have been justified in accusation charged. The Senate sent the case for a new review in the court of appellate instance. The decision of the Senate is not reversible.
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5th of March, 2010
There has been scheduled to review 84 cases in the Supreme Court next week. In 16 cases the shorten sentence will be announced.
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2th of March, 2010
The Chamber of Civil Cases of the Supreme Court on March 2 in appellation proceedings has reviewed the case about the claim of Anita Bertelsone and Raivis Kancuks against the Republic of Latvia in the person of the Ministry of Interior of the Republic of Latvia and National Fire and Life-Saving Service about moral harm caused in relation to tragic accident in Talsi on June 28. 1997, when in the fest organised by MI a basket of the lift fell down and nine children died. Among them was also daughter of A. Bertelsone and sister of R. Kancuks. The court of appeal will announce shorten sentence on March 16 at 9.50 a.m.
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2th of March, 2010
The Chamber of Civil Cases of the Supreme Court on March 2, has announced shorten sentence in a claim of Messe Frankfurt Exhibition GmbH to BT 1 Ltd. and considered registration of trademark „Baltic Beauty World” to be invalid since the moment of its registration. The court of appeal reviewed the case in court hearing on February 16. Full text will be available after March 17, and then participants of the case will be able to appeal against it in 30 days in the Senate of the Supreme Court.
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26th of February, 2010
There has been scheduled to review 70 cases in the Supreme Court next week. In 18 cases the shorten sentence will be announced.
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24th of February, 2010
On February 24, the Department of Criminal Cases of the Senate, while reviewing in written proceeding a cassation protest about the sentence of Zemgale regional court, by which the accused parties Ugis Spalis, Ints Briedus and Raivo Gruzda have been exonerated in a criminal case about counterfeiting of protocol of medical examination about alcohol influence after traffic accident, has decided to review the case in oral proceedings, as the case can have a special meaning in interpretation of law standards. The date of the court session has not been established yet.
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22th of February, 2010
On February 22, the Chamber of Criminal Cases of the Supreme Court, having reviewed repeatedly in the appellation instance the criminal case about accusation of Andris Jordans, has cancelled the sentence of Riga regional court of March 6, 2008, and found Andris Jordans to be guiltless, exonerating him. The full text of the decision of the court of appeal will be available as from March 9, and since that day parties can appeal against it in 10 days in the Senate of the Supreme Court.
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19th of February, 2010
There has been scheduled to review 108 cases in the Supreme Court next week. In 35 cases the shorten sentence will be announced.
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18th of February, 2010
The Chamber of Civil Cases of the Supreme court (SC) today has partially satisfied the claim in the case of Ilze Jaunalksne against the Republic of Latvia about interference in private life and compensation of moral harm, recovering from the Republic of Latvia in person of the State Revenue Service 12 000 LVL and costs in amount of 306.40 LVL. In the rest part claim of I. Jaunalksne has been rejected. Full text of the decision of the court will be available as from March 4. Parties can appeal against it in the Senate of the Supreme Court in 30 days since the day of composition of the full text of the decision.
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15th of February, 2010
The Chamber of Criminal Cases of the Supreme Court (SC) today has announced the sentence in the case of charging of Janis Imsa and Indra Veipa about misappropriation of money in the Corruption Prevention and Combating Bureau (CPCB). The Court has cancelled the sentence of Riga regional court of February 2, 2009, in the pat about the penalty sentenced for J. Imsa and has punished him to imprisonment for 6 years, confiscating the property. The court found Indra Veipa to be guilty in charge of part 3 of Paragraph 179 of the Criminal Law in misappropriation of money and punished her to imprisonment for 6 years, confiscating the property. The court has also sentenced to recover compensation of harm for CPCB in amount of 102 272.42 LVL from J. Imsa and 33 634.88 LVL from I. Veipa.
Full text of the decision of the court of appeal will be available as from March 2, and since this day parties can appeal against it in the Senate of the Supreme Court in 10 days.
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