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Not sure how they are going to prove it? Unless they have a witness.
Could face up to 5 years in jail
Medal.Well certainly in the UK the CPS don't pursue a conviction without solid evidence, robust enough to be scrutinised by the defence in a court of law.
So I'm guessing it's similar in Croatia; essentially there must be at least some credible evidence?
Sentencing is a different matter though; perjury in the UK is treated as a very serious offence and is punished accordingly with custodial sentences. No idea what the sentencing of perjury is like in Croatia. Fines, suspended sentence, custodial?
Not sure how they are going to prove it? Unless they have a witness.
Relatively easy to prove I expect. I don't know exactly what he's said but for example if he's said "I never agreed to do xyz" and they have a wire tap or an email/text message of him saying "ok I'll do xyz" then he's banged to rights. They wouldn't be pursuing the prosecution unless they had concrete evidence im sure
Mamic has been found guilty. 6.5 years in prison.
https://www.total-croatia-news.com/...rs-in-prison-for-modric-lovren-transfer-fraud
Lets be honest, he wouldnt be able to put up a strong defence!I would have to admit would find it slightly amusing if Lovren got done... ??