The awkward former chairman of the Supreme Court, Judge Lozan Panov, continues to be “inconvenient.” In his remarkable ruling from last week, he actually accuses the leadership of the Supreme Administrative Court of a non-random distribution of cases, reports bird.bg.
The investigative site also recalls how all the cases in the interest of Taki-Maki were specially allocated to the boss Georgi Cholakov, sorry, the cases for the border crossing Captain Andreevo – and decided on the “correct” way. So the non-random allocation has long been an open secret – but now, for the first time, a high judge allows himself to say out loud “The king is naked!“ And the king is “Zoro“.
We quote Judge Panov's words verbatim, because it is worth it.
“The actions of the judge who carried out the allocation are not supported by the established Internal Rules for the random allocation of cases in the Supreme Court, but rather represent an impermissible arbitrary interpretation of the rules... In view of the reputational damage suffered by the Supreme Court because of the way in which a number of cases of high public interest are distributed, I believe that in the highest judicial instance in administrative justice, no organization has been created to guarantee full accountability and in this connection the doubts of citizens and magistrates about manipulation of the system of random distribution of affairs, they could not be distracted.“
Otherwise, the specific case is against the decision of the Court of Justice for the construction of the Struma highway in the Kresnen Gorge. A non-accidental case, with non-accidental interests for many millions, of non-accidental Gerber and Despesar construction companies. To be known.