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The Supreme Court will consider an appeal on Monday in the case of a deal with former MP Khrystenko, under which he was supposed to provide false testimony against the leadership of the SAP and NABU
On Monday, 28 September, the Criminal Cassation Court as part of the Supreme Court will hear an appeal against the refusal to review the controversial sentence under the deal with former MP Fedor Khrystenko.
The hearing will take place on Monday, 28 September, at 13:15 at the address: Kyiv, Pylyp Orlyk Street, 4.
The case is being heard by judges Andriy Chystyk, Serhiy Yeremeichuk, and Halyna Kret.
❗️It was the deal with Khrystenko and his dubious testimony that were supposed to form the basis of the fabricated suspicions against SAP head Oleksandr Klymenko, NABU detective Ruslan Mahamedrasulov, and other bureau detectives.
Earlier, judges of the Kyiv Court of Appeal (KAS) returned Mahamedrasulov’s defense appeal on the grounds that, in their view, the sentence allegedly did not concern the detective’s interests.
The judges reached that conclusion without examining the case materials or the sentence itself, because those documents were simply not provided to them.
Now the Supreme Court must decide whether the Kyiv Court of Appeal should consider the appeal against that sentence.
Read more about the deal with Khrystenko, which is part of an attack on the anti-corruption agencies, here:
https://antac.org.ua/news/28-veresnia-verkhovnyy-sud-rozghliane-skarhu-v-spravi-pro-uhodu-z-eksnardepom-khrystenkom-za-iakoiu-vin-mav-nadaty-falshyvi-pokazy-proty-kerivnytstva-sap-ta-nabu/