Minister's Immunity Lifted Amid Traffic Violation Charges

The Saxon Minister of Education, Conrad Clemens, faces legal repercussions for a serious traffic violation. The state parliament has officially revoked his immunity, allowing criminal proceedings to commence.

Clemens was recorded driving at 81 km/h in a 30 km/h zone, prompting concerns about the severity of his actions. Initially, the court suggested resolving the matter with a fine and traffic seminar, but both the prosecution and defense rejected this option.

With the possibility of classifying the infraction as a prohibited motor vehicle race, the situation has escalated. The parliamentary decision reflects a commitment to accountability, ensuring that no one is above the law.