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Former Judge Toader Claims Integrity Law Not Unconstitutional, Failed Due to Interests
Former Constitutional Court judge Tudorel Toader asserts that the integrity law project, rejected by the Senate, was not unconstitutional and would only apply prospectively, suggesting its failure was due to various underlying interests.
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