After the court ruled that Camelia Bogdan's statements regarding Crescent were unlawful, the former magistrate launched a series of virulent attacks against the justice system and magistrates.
According to the Political Investigation Group (GIP), Camelia Bogdan is accusing a "legal error," just as she did last year when she lost a lawsuit against Grivco.
Camelia Bogdan has lost another lawsuit. On July 11, 2025, the Bucharest Court ruled that her statements against Crescent were unlawful. In addition, the court ordered Camelia Bogdan to pay 24,000 lei in court costs.
Following the decision of the Bucharest Court, Camelia Bogdan launched a new series of attacks and threats against magistrates and the Romanian judicial system.
Camelia Bogdan announced that she "publicly denounces the decision of the Bucharest Court" and accused the court of ruling "profoundly illegally." Although the statements referred to in the trial were made after her removal from the judiciary, the former judge said that the ruling by which she lost the case "is a violation of the principle of judicial independence."ț
Camelia Bogdan accused the Bucharest Court of committing a "legal error" in its decision against her.
The former judge threatened to file a complaint with the European Council and the European Commission on the grounds that the Romanian justice system does not support her.
Camelia Bogdan's reaction is similar to the one she had in January 2024, after losing another case at the Bucharest Court of Appeal, this time against Grivco. The court had found that the statements made by the former judge about the company were unlawful, following her exclusion from the judiciary.
The former judge said at the time that the judges who did not agree with her had committed an illegal act ("It's illegal," "It's a misapplication of the law," "I was struck by the violation of civil law"). Camelia Bogdan accused her former colleagues of incompetence ("The panel demonstrated a complete lack of knowledge of the institution of civil liability"), says GIP
Camelia Bogdan, who is currently employed by an offshore company in the Cayman Islands, has been twice excluded from the judiciary for violating regulations on the random allocation of cases.
Camelia Bogdan, an employee of an offshore company in the Cayman Islands, said that Romania is a "third-rank country" where "you are not allowed to talk about money laundering."
She threatened to show "international authorities what life is like in this country."
Finally, Camelia Bogdan, who was expelled from the judiciary after falsifying the Ecris system, creating a ghost court, and handing down an illegal sentence, which was subsequently overturned by the High Court, claimed that she was the victim of a conspiracy by the judicial system," GIP said in a post on social media.
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