Orestes Imran: These are the sentences expected of Kylis and Spirakis if they are found guilty

for their potential penalties, in case Eva Kylie Orestes Imran spoke and Maria Spirraki was found guilty.

The well-known lawyer and specialist in banking law, based in Brussels, spoke to ANT1 and news outlets, explaining what Belgian law says.

We talk first of all The case of Maria SpirakisShe said: “She appears to be under scrutiny for irregularities in her aides’ expense declarations. The penalties stipulated in these cases are financial penalties and if a criminal department case is diagnosed, the public prosecutor is notified to implement the corresponding measures.

“Kylie can be punished from six months to 10 years.”

In the case of Eva Kylie, things are much more complicated, as the well-known lawyer explains.

“The issue here is what crimes he will be charged with… if he is accused of money laundering, bribery or some other similar offence. Penalties under Belgian criminal law for participation in a criminal organization range from six months to 10 years, depending on the degree of involvement in the organization If, for example, he turns it on, the penalty will be 10 years. “If he participates or simply helps, it is much smaller,” he characteristically said.

in case partner recognition He helps her clear her, and Imran indicated that it will depend on the content of the case file.

“If it’s mitigating Homology From her partner (who tried to exonerate her), it depends on the content of the case file. I say this because it appears that her partner is trying to benefit from a more favorable administration of legislation for whoever cooperates with the authorities, and if she presents enough evidence to exonerate her, her criminal treatment will be better than that of her partner,” he noted.

Asked if there was a possibility that she could be temporarily released “with a bracelet”, given that she also had a child, she replied:

“The conditions for doing so are very specific. There must be no cause or possibility of escape, and there must be no possibility of him destroying evidence after he gets out of prison and awaiting trial. Just that he has an underage child does not help the whole process. Of course, on a human level, the judge would probably take The ‘bracelet’ comes into play.”