The DNA’s prosecutors are proud of their conviction rate. The comebacks staged by convicted politicians are of little concern to them. “It’s down to the education and conduct of Romanian society, which tolerates corruption,” says Calin, when asked about the many mayors whose careers have been relaunched after prosecutions. Daniel Morar, a constitutional court judge who earned a reputation as a crusading chief at the DNA, says that while the protests in support of crooked leaders may offend a citizen’s sense of morality, they are irrelevant to the prosecutor. “What everybody should know is that justice is not delivered by the masses, no matter how many protests there are,” he says. “Justice is delivered by specialists.”
Posted on: Tue, 12 Nov 2013 12:41:06 +0000
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