On Thursday, the Supreme Court (NS) of the Slovak Republic dismissed the appeal of financier Jaroslav Haščák in a lawsuit concerning the eavesdropping in the Gorilla case. His lawsuit against the Slovak Republic, represented by the Slovak Information Service (SIS) to seek the destruction of the data obtained by the use of information technology, So the courts no longer negotiate. This stems from the statement provided by Haščák’s lawyer Martin Škubla.
“At the same time, the NS SR referred Jaroslav Haščák to seek remedies before the Constitutional Court (ÚS) of the Slovak Republic, as the Civil Court cannot deal with such action,” He explained Škubla, who also confirmed that the ÚS SR on the Haščáková constitutional complaint in question. In his words, they expect a decision that he issued in May 2024 on the proposal of Zoltán Varga. At that time, the ÚS SR ordered the SIS recordings and all records from the gorilla to destroy.
As he pointed out, the Gorilla case was already dealt with in 2012, when he stated the violation of the Rights of Varga by the Regional Court in Bratislava. “However, the dispute over the destruction of recordings and records of eavesdropping reached the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR), which in 2021 and 2022 persisted interception records as an interference with the rights of Varga and Haščák. Subsequently, the dispute returned to the Slovak courts, who will order the destruction of the results of the eavesdropping – the Civil or Constitutional Court, “he added, adding that, as in the Varga case, the Constitutional Court will eventually decide in the case of Haščáková.
On Thursday, the National Council of the Slovak Republic announced an appellate judgment, dismissing the appeal of Haščák against the judgment of the Regional Court in Bratislava of September 2020. This is a lawsuit about the eavesdropping in the Gorilla case. Haščák demanded the so -called. Atonement of non -pecuniary damage by destroying data from eavesdropping.
