Anti-corruption prosecutor who led Romania's DNA and later became the EU's first Chief European Public Prosecutor.
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Laura Codruța Kövesi is a Romanian prosecutor who served as chief prosecutor of Romania's National Anticorruption Directorate (DNA) from 2013 to 2018 and later became the European Union's first Chief European Public Prosecutor. In the dataset she is tracked for leading the DNA's drive against high-level corruption during that period, when the directorate pursued a documented wave of prosecutions of senior officials. Her tenure ended with a contested dismissal in 2018, a removal the European Court of Human Rights later found to have breached the Convention.