Public Prosecutor Calls for Jail Time over False COVID-19 Tests

Dresden Court: Rules on Regional Legal Matters - Public Prosecutor Calls for Jail Time over False COVID-19 Tests

The defendant persisted with her actions despite a new law in 2021 and clear warnings from the Medical Chamber of Saxony, according to the prosecutor. He is also seeking a four-year ban on practicing medicine and the confiscation of over 47,000 euros earned from her illegal activities. The defendant earned at least 30 euros for each health certificate she issued, leading to 1003 instances of false health certificates.

The trial started back in November 2023, and the doctor has thus far remained silent on the allegations. From the prosecution's standpoint, it is "absolutely undeniable" that she "knowingly and deliberately" disregarded the government's pandemic safety guidelines, acting with high criminal energy. The doctor would give out certificates based on clients' statements before even examining them, only to later claim she had treated them.

The defense's case will be presented on June 11th, and a final decision is expected to be reached in June.

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1. Despite the implementation of new laws against diseases like Covid-19 and warnings from the Medical Chamber of Saxony, some individuals continue to disregard the guidelines, leading to legal proceedings in the regional court.
2. The public prosecutor's office in Dresden, Germany, has called for imprisonment and a ban on practicing medicine for an individual accused of issuing false COVID-19 test results.
3. The coronavirus pandemic has brought about numerous challenges in various aspects of life, including the legal system, with criminal cases related to the virus increasing in frequency.
4. The town of Moritzburg, near Dresden, has also been impacted by this trend, with the regional court overseeing trials related to fake health certificates and other pandemic-related crimes.
5. The Health Ministry of Saxony has been actively investigating and prosecuting such crimes, aiming to protect the public during the ongoing Covid-19 crisis.
6. In a case related to false COVID-19 tests, a doctor is currently facing trial in Dresden, with the public prosecutor arguing for a jail sentence and confiscation of earned funds.
7. The issue of imprisonment for crimes related to diseases such as coronavirus is a complex one, as the authorities must balance the need for punishment with the potential impact on public health and the healthcare system.

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