Summary
The European Parliament decided to waive the immunity of MEP Monika Hohlmeier regarding a traffic accident in Germany, allowing German authorities to proceed with an investigation into an alleged hit-and-run. 10 12.03.2019
Other
civil law
parliamentary immunity
Key points
- The European Parliament received a request from the public prosecutor's office in Coburg, Germany, to waive the immunity of Monika Hohlmeier.
- The request concerns an alleged offense involving a failure to stop and provide details after a traffic accident.
- The incident occurred in September 2018 and resulted in estimated damages of approximately 287.84 euros to a parked vehicle.
- The Parliament determined that the incident has no direct connection to the performance of Ms. Hohlmeier's official duties.
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