Judge Gabriela Cristina Mazilu of the Bucharest Court cannot acquit more than 6 million euros (30 million lei), the National Integrity Agency (ANI) announced on Wednesday. The institution also checks, in the case of an employee with a special status of the Metropolitan Police, an amount that is not in the documents, exceeding 200,000 euros.

The National Integrity Agency announced on Wednesday that it had found an unjustified difference between acquired property and realized income of 31,602,501 lei, respectively, in the case of a judge and a civil servant with a special status of the Metropolitan Police.

It is about Gabriela – Cristina Mazila, judge of the Court of Bucharest and former judge of District Court 4. In her case, an unjustified difference of 30,388,515 lei was found, which means more than 6 million euros.

The second target person – Ionuc – Victor Nikorestianu, a civil servant with a special status in the General Directorate of the Police of the Municipality of Bucharest, in whose case an unjustified difference of 1,213,986 lei was found.

The National Integrity Agency reports that it has notified the Commission for Investigating the Assets of the Court of Appeal of Bucharest to initiate a control action on changes in the assets of both and the income received during the performance of public functions.

ANI also claims that two people have submitted their views on the assessment file.

There are no assets or accounts on the balance sheet

Judge Gabriela Cristina Mazilu’s latest wealth declaration, filed in June 2023, does not mention any assets – real estate, land or car. In the declaration of wealth from 2021, the judge indicated a 70 square meter apartment in Bucharest, bought in 1998.

Also, no deposit or bank account is transferred. Instead, a loan of €150,000 is mentioned in the name of Gabriel Mazila, which was entered into in 2011 and will be repaid in 2023. In an asset declaration filed in 2021, a €150,000 loan obtained by Gabriel Mazilu in 2011 is listed as due. in 2012.

In the declaration of assets submitted by judge Gabriela Mazila in June 2021, a bank loan of one and a half million euros entered into his name, entered into in 2008 and repaid in 2012.

In the income section, the sums of 191,932 lei from the salaries of the Bucharest Court, 99,132 lei from salary rights (earned in the court) and 5,421 lei from the High Council of Magistracy, where he was a member of the examination board, are entered.

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