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📖 The head of the Bila Tserkva court, Oleksandr Shovkoplias, and the local prosecutor, Serhii Luzhetskyi, are connected by more than just work
Shovkoplias owns 1200 m² of land in Fursy (3220488300:05:002:0193), which he possesses 50/50 his wife together with Luzhetskyi. The right was acquired on 21 June 2024. Valuation — 12 thousand UAH.
The prosecutor has shared property both with the head of the court and with his wife. At the same time, Shovkoplias and Luzhetskyi have long crossed paths in criminal proceedings: one as a judge, the other as a prosecutor.
The mere fact of shared land does not yet prove the illegality of specific court decisions. But after 21 June 2024 an obvious question arises about a possible conflict of interest. And that’s not all the property and schemes; I still have more to please you with, because a judge in Bila Tserkva is an influential and not a simple position.
✔️Did Shovkoplias preside over cases after that date in which Luzhetskyi was the prosecutor?
✔️Were recusals declared?
✔️Was the property connection disclosed?
Because to the public they show us an independent judiciary and an independent prosecution. They intersected professionally. In the materials of the High Council of Justice regarding case No. 357/8294/15-k it is recorded: Shovkoplias was part of the panel of judges, and prosecutor Luzhetskyi participated in the hearing and filed motions. That was back in 2020 — that is, long before the land story.
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