Geir Moulson

1 week ago | the-messenger.com | Philipp Jenne |Geir Moulson

VIENNA (AP) — A court in Vienna on Monday acquitted former Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz of making false statements to a parliamentary inquiry into alleged corruption in his government, reversing a verdict from last year in which Kurz was given a suspended prison sentence. A panel of judges at Vienna's upper state court acquitted Kurz after a short appeal hearing, the Austria Press Agency reported.

1 week ago | therecord.com | Philipp Jenne |Geir Moulson

VIENNA (AP) — A court in Vienna on Monday acquitted former Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz of making false statements to a parliamentary inquiry into alleged corruption in his government, reversing a verdict from last year in which Kurz was given a suspended prison sentence. Judges at Vienna’s upper state court threw out Kurz’s conviction after a short appeal hearing, the Austria Press Agency reported.

1 week ago | goshennews.com | Philipp Jenne |Geir Moulson

VIENNA (AP) — A court in Vienna on Monday acquitted former Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz of making false statements to a parliamentary inquiry into alleged corruption in his government, reversing a verdict from last year in which Kurz was given a suspended prison sentence. Judges at Vienna's upper state court threw out Kurz's conviction after a short appeal hearing. The court found that “the objective offense of giving false evidence was not fulfilled.”kAm%96 42D6 46?E6C65 @?

1 week ago | messenger-inquirer.com | Philipp Jenne |Geir Moulson

VIENNA (AP) — A court in Vienna on Monday acquitted former Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz of making false statements to a parliamentary inquiry into alleged corruption in his government, reversing a verdict from last year in which Kurz was given a suspended prison sentence. Judges at Vienna's upper state court threw out Kurz's conviction after a short appeal hearing, the Austria Press Agency reported.

1 week ago | jonesborosun.com | Philipp Jenne |Geir Moulson

VIENNA (AP) — A court in Vienna on Monday acquitted former Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz of making false statements to a parliamentary inquiry into alleged corruption in his government, reversing a verdict from last year in which Kurz was given a suspended prison sentence. Judges at Vienna's upper state court threw out Kurz's conviction after a short appeal hearing, the Austria Press Agency reported. kAm%96 42D6 46?E6C65 @? zFCK’D E6DE:>@?J E@ 2? :?BF:CJ E92E 7@4FD65 @? E96 4@2=:E:@?