The trial of former State Commission for Prevention of Corruption (SCPC) President Tatjana Dimitrovska, who’s charged with disclosing an official secret to Nebojsa Stojanovic, who’s charged in the Additive case, but also with computer crime, that is, according to the charge, a fellow auditor took the state secret clearance test for her, started on Tuesday.
Regarding the second charge, her attorney, Vladimir Tufegdzic, stated that Agency for National Security checks, not the test, were the key element to get the clearance.
When it comes to the first one, the attorney stated that data his client had given to Nebojsa Stojanovic were publicly available. On the other hand, the Prosecutor’s Office representatives emphasised that they had solid evidence to prove that a criminal act had been committed.
When it comes to the analysis of data extracted from Dimitrovska’s phone, it’s nearing its end. It’s about around 250,000 pieces of electronic data.