Strasser gets new trial in EU legislation bribe case


  • World
  • Tuesday, 26 Nov 2013

VIENNA (Reuters) - Austria's Supreme Court overturned the conviction of former Interior Minister and European lawmaker Ernst Strasser in a cash-for-laws case and sent the issue back on Tuesday to a lower court for retrial.

A Vienna court had sentenced Strasser, who acknowledged making errors but denied committing any crime, to four years in jail for bribery in January.

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