In the case of Robert Kocharian, the court did not find reasonable suspicion in two episodes: Aram Orbelian.
The European Court of Human Rights has repeatedly documented the problem of using formal justifications in judicial actions to extend detention. This is what lawyer Eram Orbalyan said at a press conference.
According to him, detention should be used in cases of extreme necessity and for a limited period, while it is often prolonged by simply duplicating the provisions of the law.
Orbalyan also turned to the case of the second president of the Republic of Armenia, Robert Kocharian, as an example, and noted that of the six charges against him, the court did not find the existence of reasonable suspicion in two.
"In two episodes, the existence of reasonable suspicion was directly refuted. The third chapter was not addressed," he said.
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