The Government of the Republic of Malta has advised that statistics show it takes ONLY 600-plus days for its judicial system to prosecute a money laundering case, down from the 1300 days such a case took only four years ago. While that is an improvement, it's certainly not a reason to brag about it. Malta's dilatory criminal justice system, which allows repeated delays in moving a criminal case forward due to its requirement of endless hearings for an archaic Compilation of Evidence, all of which could have been concluded before indictment, kaes the entire system a cruel joke on Lady Justice. One case just reported took 32 years, and is still in progress!
All the senior money laundering cases against senior government officials are going nowhere; they have been stalled for years, and will never go to trial, because the partisan judiciary, installed by the current or former Prime Minister, are under orders to delay, delay and delay. The appointed Attorney General intentionally screws up criminal procedure so that these cases, when they do come up for hearing, as summarily dismissed by a cooperating judge, The judicial system is a farce, and investors and businessmen in the other Member countries of the European Union should steer clear of Malta, lest they themselves becomes victims of the dangerous Maltese Mafia, or the allies of the corrupt leadership in government. Do not be attracted by the favourable tax structure; the risks are simply too great, and the Rule of Law is ignored there.
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