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❗ The VACR appeal left Iryna Mudra’s preventive measure unchanged
The VACR Appeals Chamber left unchanged the preventive measure of pretrial detention with possible bail of 20 million UAH regarding the former Deputy Head of the Office of the President, Iryna Mudra.
This decision was made by a panel composed of Dmytro Mykhailenko, Mykola Hlotov, and Danyila Chornenko.
Judge Hlotov, however, wrote a separate opinion, in which he believes the bail should have been increased.
One of the defense attorneys insisted on reducing the bail to 5 million UAH, while another defense attorney requested release on personal recognizance with imposed obligations.
The SAP prosecutor argued that the bail should be increased to 150 million UAH, calling the bail of 20 million UAH too low to prevent the risks.
Interestingly, the appeal was also filed by a lawyer from the Shevchuk law firm without coordinating the position with Mudra. That Shevchuk, who put on a show during the meeting of the commission for selecting SAP heads.