Society

01 April, 2026 / 15:39

/ 04 January, 2023

Five judges failed to pass Pre-Vetting Commission assessment

Agenția Informațională de Stat

Chisinau, 4 Jan. /MOLDPRES/- Pre-Vetting Commission said today it has completed the evaluation on five candidates for the position of member of the Superior Council of Magistracy (CSM) among career judges, and noted that they did not pass the evaluation.

The Commission members justified their decisions not to promote the evaluation by "finding serious doubts regarding the candidates' compliance with the principles of ethical and financial integrity". The commission had a common position on four of the five judges, and voted unanimously. In the case of a female judge, a member of the Commission formulated a separate opinion, which was annexed to the decision.

Up to this moment, the Pre-Vetting Commission has issued decisions regarding 13 candidates for positions in the CSM among the judges from the 23 remaining in the competition. As a result, 3 magistrates passed the Commission's evaluation under the aspect of integrity, and 10 were disqualified by not passing the evaluation and can no longer participate in the competition for the position of member of the CSM.

Comment

Latest News

Driving licenses issued in Moldova to be recognized in Ireland

Increased flow of passengers in Moldova on eve of Easter holidays; Customs Service head announces measures to streamline traffic

Moldova switches to daylight saving time: clock hands to be moved forward by one hour

PHOTO // Professional training in urology: resident physicians of Moldovan Medical University participate in European study programme

Judge’s Day established in Moldova

PHOTO // Moldovan defense minister meets Slovak counterpart; regional security, strengthening national resilience on agenda

President conveys message at Assembly of Judges

CSM held 50 meetings last year and adopted over 700 decisions

Around 300 magistrates attend General Assembly of Judges

Risk of power outages during peak hours

Moldovan law-enforcers uncover “legalized” smuggling scheme causing damage of over 4 billion lei

PHOTO // Five settlements of Moldova become Smart Villages with European Union's support

Disinformation about reservists' training: Moldovan Defense Ministry provides clarifications

Moldovan environment minister confirms Dniester River's pollution source stopped, authorities ready to intercept potential upstream leaks

Moldovan President’s speech at joint press conference with President of the Republic of Latvia

New rules to protect health of workers exposed to occupational risks

Stricter rules against terrorism: Moldova joins new European protocol

Cases of violence to be monitored uniformly at national level for early prevention and more effective intervention

Government tightens penalties for drug-related offences

Over 3,500 tons of gasoline and diesel imported in Moldova on Tuesday

VIDEO // Moldovan President welcomed by Latvian counterpart at Riga Castle

Ministry of Finance announces halt to acceptance of funding applications for compensation under First Home program

Government staff reshuffle

PHOTO, VIDEO // National Bank of Moldova launches commemorative coin “Ion Pelivan – 150th anniversary of birth”

Prime Minister about state of emergency: We will not maintain it for even one day longer than necessary

Moldovan driving licences to be recognized in Ireland

Moldovan President pays official visit to Latvia

As of 1 April drivers may drive without using low beam headlights during day

Higher pensions and social benefits: 6.84 percent indexation applied as of today

Moldovan PM has meeting with Romanian counterpart

See more