Diagram - use of judiciary and public prosecution
In order to ensure and maintain his absolute control over the country, Vladimir Plahotniuc uses
- Moldova judiciary (three levels of instances, including the Supreme Court, plus the Constitutional Court of Moldova); and
- Moldovan law-enforcing agencies, comprising the Prosecutor General's Office (including the Anticorruption Prosecution), the National Anticorruption Centre and Policc.
This is the Plahotniuc's way to plunder public and private property, jail and annihilate the robbed victims and witnesses, persecute and intimidate the opposition and free press, subdue other state institutions, including the Parliament. Plahotniuc himself is the chairman of Democratic (the name is ironical) Party at absolute power in Moldova, usurped by non-democratic and overtly criminal methods.
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