Who will join the Constitutional Court? The selection commission has revealed the candidates who have successfully passed the integrity check.

The Advisory Group of Experts (AGE) announced the list of candidates for the Constitutional Court (CCU), who will proceed to the next stage of the competition — the evaluation of professional qualities. The criterion of high moral qualities is met by: Under quota of the Congress of Judges: Alla Ol...

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Who will join the Constitutional Court? The selection commission has revealed the candidates who have successfully passed the integrity check.

Judicial reform is once again a focal point for international partners: what does the Ukraine Facility’s plan for receiving EU funds entail?

Judicial reform has once again emerged as a crucial benchmark in the implementation of the European Union's Ukraine Facility program.

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Judicial reform is once again a focal point for international partners: what does the Ukraine Facility’s plan for receiving EU funds entail?

23 against 21. Does the High Qualification Commission of Judges agree with the negative opinions of the Public Integrity Council?

After almost four months, the results of the qualification assessment of judges are as follows: In 23 cases, the High Qualification Commission of Judges (HQCJ) has overturned the negative opinions of the Public Integrity Council (PIC), allowing these judges to retain their positions.  In 21 cases...

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23 against 21. Does the High Qualification Commission of Judges agree with the negative opinions of the Public Integrity Council?

The apartment of Knyazev in Pechersk for a thousand hryvnias: what will the appeal decide?

A 133-square-meter apartment in Pechersk for one thousand hryvnias per month – does it sound plausible? The Pechersk District Court of Kyiv decided that it appears unlikely, and if that was the case, then it would constitute a gift that Vsevolod Knyazev, as a judge, was not entitled to accept. How...

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The apartment of Knyazev in Pechersk for a thousand hryvnias: what will the appeal decide?

Pavlo Vovk will NOT become a judge of the Supreme Court. The High Qualification Commission of Judges (HQCJ) recognised him as unsuitable for the position

Pavlo Vovk did not appear for his qualification assessment for the second time, and the HQCJ decided that he was unfit for the position of judge of the Administrative Court of Cassation within the Supreme Court due to his non-appearance. Previously, Pavlo Vovk wanted to become a judge of the Supreme...

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Pavlo Vovk will NOT become a judge of the Supreme Court. The High Qualification Commission of Judges (HQCJ) recognised him as unsuitable for the position

The working group checked the information about Roman Ihnatov’s possible Russian citizenship: what did the HQCJ decide?

On February 8th, the High Qualification Commission of Judges (HQCJ) convened to review the findings of a special working group tasked with investigating the potential Russian citizenship of Roman Ihnatov, the head of the HQCJ.

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The working group checked the information about Roman Ihnatov’s possible Russian citizenship: what did the HQCJ decide?
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Who will join the Constitutional Court? The selection commission has revealed the candidates who have successfully passed the integrity check.
Who will join the Constitutional Court? The selection commission has revealed the candidates who have successfully passed the integrity check.

The Advisory Group of Experts (AGE) announced the list of candidates for the Constitutional Court (CCU), who will proceed to the next stage of the competition — the evaluation of professional qualities. The criterion of high moral qualities is met by: Under quota of the Congress of Judges: Alla Ol...

Judicial reform is once again a focal point for international partners: what does the Ukraine Facility’s plan for receiving EU funds entail?
Judicial reform is once again a focal point for international partners: what does the Ukraine Facility’s plan for receiving EU funds entail?

Judicial reform has once again emerged as a crucial benchmark in the implementation of the European Union's Ukraine Facility program.

23 against 21. Does the High Qualification Commission of Judges agree with the negative opinions of the Public Integrity Council?
23 against 21. Does the High Qualification Commission of Judges agree with the negative opinions of the Public Integrity Council?

After almost four months, the results of the qualification assessment of judges are as follows: In 23 cases, the High Qualification Commission of Judges (HQCJ) has overturned the negative opinions of the Public Integrity Council (PIC), allowing these judges to retain their positions.  In 21 cases...

The apartment of Knyazev in Pechersk for a thousand hryvnias: what will the appeal decide?
The apartment of Knyazev in Pechersk for a thousand hryvnias: what will the appeal decide?

A 133-square-meter apartment in Pechersk for one thousand hryvnias per month – does it sound plausible? The Pechersk District Court of Kyiv decided that it appears unlikely, and if that was the case, then it would constitute a gift that Vsevolod Knyazev, as a judge, was not entitled to accept. How...

Pavlo Vovk will NOT become a judge of the Supreme Court. The High Qualification Commission of Judges (HQCJ) recognised him as unsuitable for the position
Pavlo Vovk will NOT become a judge of the Supreme Court. The High Qualification Commission of Judges (HQCJ) recognised him as unsuitable for the position

Pavlo Vovk did not appear for his qualification assessment for the second time, and the HQCJ decided that he was unfit for the position of judge of the Administrative Court of Cassation within the Supreme Court due to his non-appearance. Previously, Pavlo Vovk wanted to become a judge of the Supreme...

The working group checked the information about Roman Ihnatov’s possible Russian citizenship: what did the HQCJ decide?
The working group checked the information about Roman Ihnatov’s possible Russian citizenship: what did the HQCJ decide?

On February 8th, the High Qualification Commission of Judges (HQCJ) convened to review the findings of a special working group tasked with investigating the potential Russian citizenship of Roman Ihnatov, the head of the HQCJ.

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