Romanian judges split on preventive arrest for Georgescu, but all question evidence basis

Six Romanian judges issued conflicting rulings on the preventive arrest of Călin Georgescu, a former presidential candidate, in a DIICOT case alleging fraud of over one million euros. While three rejected and three approved preventive arrest, all six decisions reportedly agreed that the evidence does not establish a 'reasonable suspicion' that Georgescu committed the alleged crimes. This judicial inconsistency highlights potential legal and political tensions in Romania's high-profile prosecution.

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