Documents alleging bias by the judge presiding over a high-profile corruption trial involving former finance minister Karl-Heinz Grasser have surfaced, leading to a police complaint filed by Grasser’s defense team. The complaint aimed to demonstrate the judge's alleged conflict of interest. However, Grasser's lawyers simultaneously acknowledged the possibility that the documents themselves were forgeries. This raises questions about the source and authenticity of the evidence, and whether someone intentionally attempted to discredit the judge. The defense maintains they did not instigate any potential falsification. The allegations center around the Buwog case, a long-running legal battle involving accusations of bribery and fraud. The unfolding situation threatens to further complicate the already contentious trial and casts a shadow over the integrity of the proceedings.