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Results of interviews in the competition for the court that will replace OASK: six candidates meet the integrity criteria
The High Qualification Commission of Judges of Ukraine and the Expert Council announced the results of interviews with candidates for judges of the Specialized Appellate Administrative Court.
There are a total of 10 vacant positions, 21 candidates passed the interview stage, and only six of them were recognized as meeting the criteria of integrity and professional competence.
Those who passed this stage:
✅ Hlomb Yurii - judge of the Rivne District Administrative Court;
✅ Diska Alina - judge of the Sumy District Administrative Court, seconded to the Kyiv District Administrative Court;
✅ Kravchenko Tetiana - judge of the Donetsk District Administrative Court;
✅ Kravchuk Valerii - prosecutor of the anti-corruption measures department of the Office for Implementation of Work on Internal Security of the General Inspectorate of the Office of the Prosecutor General;
✅ Maistrenko Oleksandr - judge of the Solomianskyi Court of Kyiv;
✅ Tsarikova Olena - judge of the Dnipropetrovsk District Administrative Court.
👉 Why is this competition so important? After the liquidation of the Kyiv District Administrative Court (OASK), a new system for handling disputes with central authorities is being formed.
The Specialized District Administrative Court will hear relevant cases at first instance, and the Specialized Appellate Administrative Court will review its decisions.
❗Therefore, the composition of the appellate court will determine how effectively citizens and businesses can defend themselves against unlawful decisions by the authorities. Replacing the notorious OASK should mean a change in the quality of justice, not just new court names.
The competition continues, and passing this stage does not yet mean appointment. We will continue to monitor its progress, analyze decisions, and return to questions that remain without convincing answers.
The new court must earn trust already at the stage of selecting judges.
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