Former health care vice minister sentenced
Feb 10, 2010
By Rokas M. Tracevskis
VILNIUS - On Feb. 5, Arturas Skikas, former vice minister of health care, was sentenced to two years imprisonment, but was let off with a two year probation. This means that after spending 15 days in the Lukiskes Prison, on Feb. 5, Skikas was set free from court but now has a court record on his CV.
On Jan. 21, Health Care Vice Minister Arturas Skikas was arrested by the Special Investigation Service, which carries out activities to detect and disclose corruption-related offenses such as ...
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