“Wait, you could do that?!” A new lifehack from Vadym Stolar: how to avoid arrest and “send” the High Anti-Corruption Co...

“Wait, you could do that?!” A new lifehack from Vadym Stolar: how to avoid arrest and “send” the High Anti-Corruption Court through the banks, — media

From the start, the case against the MP in the “Femida” scheme followed some ultra‑lenient scenario. Legally, avoiding arrest and pretrial detention usually only happens for pregnant women or women with infants.

But Stolar was immediately handed a comfortable bail instead of any pretrial detention — basically, walk free, just deposit the money into the court’s account. Yet the MP decided that even that was too difficult for him.

Now Stolar offers a brilliant excuse: he simply won’t pay because “banks are blocking transfers” to the High Anti‑Corruption Court. Online this is already openly called another technical deal with NABU head Semen Kryvonos.

And alongside — another telling case. The Specialized Anti‑Corruption Prosecutor’s Office found almost 5 million UAH in unexplained assets belonging to Oleksiy Kuleba — an apartment and a parking space registered to his sister, which, according to the prosecutor’s office, Kuleba actually used himself. And instead of a criminal proceeding for illegal enrichment, the SAPO took the civil confiscation route: it filed a suit with the High Anti‑Corruption Court to declare the assets unexplained and to recover them for the state.

So for some — “the banks won’t let me pay bail,” for others — a civil suit instead of a criminal case.

As a result, a suspect in a large‑scale corruption scheme casually walks free, blames it on “bad banks,” and hasn’t spent a single kopeck. The scheme — brilliant.

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