Slovak court pauses legal change limiting cooperating witness testimony

February 11, 2026 at 05:08 PM

By The Star Malaysia

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Feb 11 (Reuters) - The Slovak ⁠Constitutional Court paused an amendment to the criminal code ⁠that would limit testimony from witnesses who cooperate with ‌prosecutors in criminal cases, after opposition parties argued it was designed to shield corrupt officials. Read full story

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Feb 11 (Reuters) - The Slovak ⁠Constitutional Court paused an amendment to the criminal code ⁠that would limit testimony from witnesses who cooperate with ‌prosecutors in criminal cases, after opposition parties argued it was designed to shield corrupt officials. Read full story This article provides comprehensive coverage and analysis of current events.

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Feb 11 (Reuters) - The Slovak ⁠Constitutional Court paused an amendment to the criminal code ⁠that would limit testimony from witnesses who cooperate with ‌prosecutors in criminal cases, after opposition parties argued it was designed to shield corrupt officials. Read full story

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