Kotleba playing for time. The trial with controversial cheques may freeze

Chair of far-right ĽSNS has complained about bias. It will be considered by the Supreme Court.

Marian KotlebaMarian Kotleba (Source: SITA)

The efforts of Marian Kotleba, chair of the far-right Kotlebovci – People’s Party Our Slovakia (ĽSNS), to delay the trial over controversial cheques worth €1,488 (that represents a well-known neo-Nazi symbol) has become obvious.

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Back in March, he complained about a mistake when two words were omitted from the expert opinion. Now he uses an email sent by judge Ružena Sabová to another expert.

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