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For the first time in the history of the Republic of Cyprus, two independent institutions are being dragged to court to resolve institutional differences, while the Constitutional Court will be called upon for the second time to decide on inappropriate behavior.
\nIn a petition filed yesterday to the Supreme Constitutional Court, Attorney General George Savvides seeks the dismissal of Auditor General Odysseas Michaelides for inappropriate conduct. The request will be examined by the Constitutional Council, convened based on a regulatory provision from 2021.
\nA legal battle will ensue, with the cream of the legal profession enlisted for constitutional matters.
\nRepresenting the Auditor General are lawyers George Triantafyllidis, Christos Clirides, and Panos Ioannides, while representing the Attorney General are the law firms Kalli and Kalli and Loukis Papafilippou. The request for the dismissal of the Auditor General for some was expected due to the ongoing war of attrition between the two sides, starting from the naturalization cases.
\nThe Attorney General\u2019s request was registered by lawyers Dinos Kalli of Kalli & Kalli Law Firm and George Valiantis of L. Papafilippou & Co. Law Firm.
\nInformation suggests that the request was accompanied by an extensive dossier containing all the evidence supporting the request for Michaelides\u2019s dismissal.
\nAmong other things, it includes detailed letters, statements, positions, postings, and announcements by the Auditor General or the spokesperson of the Audit Office, regarding issues involving both the Auditor General and the Assistant Attorney General, culminating in Michaelides\u2019s allegations to the Anti-Corruption Authority against Savvas Angelides, alleging a conflict of interest.
\nIndeed, regarding the allegations of corruption, there is a special chapter, with the Auditor General\u2019s statements to the media on all the cases referred to the Independent Authority, aiming to demonstrate the targeting of Legal Service heads.
\nThe request, along with all accompanying material, was submitted to the Auditor General early yesterday afternoon by a private sponsor.
\nMichaelides, as we are informed, has begun studying the documents accompanying the request and will determine his position with his legal advisors. It should be noted that it has always been the position of the Auditor General that his overall conduct does not entail anything alarming, but everything will be judged by the Council, before which the case will be brought for a hearing.
\nThe case of Rikkos Erotocritou is unique<\/strong>
\nCase law on requests for dismissal due to inappropriate behavior is not extensive, and the only case that reached the Supreme Court concerned former Deputy Attorney General Rikkos Erotocritou, who was criminally convicted. Moreover, the Supreme Court, in its decision at the time on the request of the then Attorney General Kostas Clirides for Erotocritou\u2019s dismissal, noted the following:
\nThe Constitution does not define, nor does any other Law, in any way, what constitutes inappropriate behavior for the dismissal of Judges of the Supreme Court, the Attorney General, and the Deputy Attorney General.
\nIt should be noted that the Constitution has similarly shielded other state officials who are classified at this level of constitutional protection. Specifically, Article 115.3 provides that the Auditor General and the Deputy Auditor General \u201care permanent public servants of the Republic and are not dismissed from office unless under conditions and in the manner that the Judges of the Supreme Court are dismissed.\u201d
\nSimilar provisions cover members of the Public Service Commission under Article 124.5 of the Constitution. On the contrary, the General Accountant and the Deputy General Accountant are subject to the disciplinary control of the Public Service Commission, including their dismissal, under Article 126.4.
\nLegal circles emphasized to Phileleftheros that if the request reaches the hearing stage, then the Auditor General\u2019s side is determined to bring up old cases handled by the Legal Service, such as the naturalization cases, the black van case, the Katsounotos case, etc., where witnesses will be called to testify.
\nIt should be noted that the Auditor General has 21 days to file an objection to the Attorney General\u2019s request for dismissal due to inappropriate behavior.
\nBy filing an objection, it means that he does not consent to the dismissal and will testify to prove that he did not exhibit such behavior justifying such action.legal battle. institutional differences, inappropriate behavior, legal battle<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

The Attorney General of Cyprus has filed a petition to the Supreme Constitutional Court seeking the dismissal of Auditor General Odysseas Michaelides for inappropriate conduct. This legal battle will involve top legal professionals and is based on a regulatory provision from 2021. The case is unique as there is limited case law on requests for dismissal due to inappropriate behavior, with the only previous case involving former Deputy Attorney General Rikkos Erotocritou, who was criminally convicted. The Constitution does not clearly define what constitutes inappropriate behavior for the dismissal of officials at this level of constitutional protection. The Auditor General has 21 days to file an objection to the request for dismissal, and if the case reaches a hearing, old cases handled by the Legal Service will be brought up, with witnesses called to testify.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":5,"featured_media":9864,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"Default","format":"standard","meta":{"_acf_changed":false,"footnotes":""},"categories":[1],"tags":[1418,239,5936,580,972,240,7600,5732,6432,881,6694,4879,295,932,3,241,7316,1610,676,3895,658,5147,8097,2828,899,2796,5679,3903,591,8098,4832,148,2952,3033,243,4593,7315,1214,4448,3822,3225,2871,244,4441,7967,7786,168,7314,618,114,2659,293,6305],"class_list":["post-9863","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-other","tag-allegations","tag-anti-corruption","tag-article","tag-attorney-general","tag-audit-office","tag-auditor-general","tag-auditor-general-odysseas-michaelides","tag-conditions","tag-conflict","tag-conflict-of-interest","tag-constitution","tag-constitutional-court","tag-corruption","tag-court","tag-cyprus","tag-deputy-attorney-general","tag-dismissal","tag-evidence","tag-george-savvides","tag-hearing","tag-history","tag-inappropriate-behavior","tag-institutional-differences","tag-institutions","tag-interest","tag-issues","tag-law","tag-law-firm","tag-lawyers","tag-legal-battle","tag-legal-service","tag-local","tag-media","tag-naturalization","tag-odysseas-michaelides","tag-office","tag-petition","tag-phileleftheros","tag-protection","tag-public-service","tag-republic-of-cyprus","tag-request","tag-savvas-angelides","tag-service","tag-state","tag-state-officials","tag-supreme-court","tag-the-deputy-attorney-general","tag-top","tag-top-news","tag-van","tag-war","tag-who"],"acf":{"keyphrase":"","keywords":"","sourceimg":"","country-category":""},"yoast_head":"\nLandmark legal battle unfolds in Cyprus<\/title>\n<meta name=\"description\" content=\"The Attorney General of Cyprus has filed a petition to the Supreme Constitutional Court seeking the dismissal of Auditor General Odysseas Michaelides for inappropriate conduct. 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