Supreme Court: Publication of Deleted Criminal Information Is Partly Unconstitutional
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The Supreme Court declared the Criminal Records Act unconstitutional and invalid in the part that provides for the publication of the data of a person who has committed a drug crime or arson of a certain severity in a court judgment even after being removed from the criminal record. The Riigikogu must now review the law.
Supreme Court: Publication of expunged criminal records is partly unconstitutional. The Supreme Court has ruled that it is unconstitutional to publish the records of people convicted of arson and most drug crimes in court decisions even after they have been expunged from the criminal record. Court, Crime.
The Supreme Court declared unconstitutional and invalid the obligation to publish the data of people convicted of arson and most drug crimes in court decisions even after they have been expunged from the criminal record, regardless of the severity of their crime or their subsequent life course.
The Supreme Court declared unconstitutional and invalid the obligation to publish the data of people convicted of arson and most drug crimes in court decisions even after they have been expunged from the criminal record, regardless of the severity of their crime or their subsequent life course.
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