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The High Council of Justice postponed the review of Judge Ilyeva of the Pecherskyi Court
Today, 27 October, the High Council of Justice postponed the review of the complaint by Pecherskyi District Court of Kyiv judge Tetyana Ilyeva against the decision of the First Disciplinary Chamber of the HCJ to bring the judge to disciplinary responsibility.
The grounds for the postponement was Ilyeva being on a previously scheduled vacation. This is the first absence, so HCJ members postponed the review until 17 November.
Recall that the First Disciplinary Chamber of the HCJ imposed a disciplinary sanction on Ilyeva in the form of a warning.
The disciplinary proceeding was opened on the complaint of the NABU director.
According to NABU’s version, at the end of 2023 the year Ilyeva made a number of questionable decisions concerning a case about the return of money seized during investigations.
Twice Judge Ilyeva’s decisions resulted in the seized money being returned not to the owners but to third parties.
⚠️ In total this concerns over 4,1 million UAH and over 15 million UAH.
The disciplinary complaint proceedings lasted more than a year because most hearings were postponed due to the judge’s sudden sick leaves.
❗️ In addition, Ilyeva is also accused of unlawfully lifting the seizure on 110,7 thousand euros and 9,3 thousand dollars. That case is currently with the High Anti-Corruption Court. Recently the court moved to final arguments in that case.