Latvian Court Reopens 'Digital Television' Case After Prosecutor's Appeal
The Senate’s Criminal Division has reviewed the prosecutor’s appeal and overturned the Riga Regional Court’s ruling, which had found all defendants in the so-called second Digital Television criminal case not guilty and acquitted them. Several individuals were involved in the case, including Rīga City Council member Ainārs Šlesers (Latvia First) and former Prime Minister Andris Šķēle, Latvian Television reports.
Latvia's Senate Criminal Division has overturned a previous ruling that acquitted all defendants in the 'Digital Television' criminal case. The prosecutor's appeal was successful, leading to a review of the Riga Regional Court's decision. The case involves several prominent figures, including Rīga City Council member Ainārs Šlesers and former Prime Minister Andris Šķēle. The court's decision means the case will be heard again, potentially leading to new outcomes for those involved. The exact charges and further proceedings are yet to be detailed.
The reopening of the 'Digital Television' case by Latvia's Senate Criminal Division signifies a renewed legal scrutiny of corruption allegations involving high-profile individuals.
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