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Investigative judge of the High Anti-Corruption Court 7 on August satisfied the prosecutor's motion from the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office and extended the period of procedural obligations for the former head of the Khmelnytsky regional center of medico-social expertise, Tetiana Krupa. This is reported by Glavkom with reference to a publication by the High Anti-Corruption Court on Facebook.
According to the court's decision, the preventive measures will be in effect until 7 October 2026 of this year inclusive.
In accordance with the ruling, the suspect is required to notify the investigator, prosecutor, or court about any change of residence. In addition, she must surrender for safekeeping to the respective authorized bodies her passport or passports for travel abroad and other documents that grant the right to leave Ukraine and enter the country, with the exception of the Ukrainian citizen passport.
Law enforcement agencies remind that according to part 1 of article 62 of the Constitution of Ukraine a person is presumed innocent of a crime and cannot be subjected to criminal punishment until guilt is proven in the manner prescribed by law and established by a court's conviction.
As is known, the former chief doctor of the Khmelnytsky regional center of medico-social expertise Tetiana Krupa, who is held in custody in Kyiv’s detention facility, uses mobile phones, which is prohibited by law.
According to the presiding judge Dmytro Mykhailenko, in March this year in the cell where Krupa is kept, three mobile phones were found. One of them belonged to the accused, the other two to co-inmates of the former head of the MSEC. The judge also added that during the phone seizure Krupa tried to delete information.
Recall that 31 in March the Appeal Chamber of the High Anti-Corruption Court canceled the first-instance court's ruling on the amount of the bail for the former chief doctor of the Khmelnytsky regional center of medico-social expertise Tetiana Krupa and set a new bail amount. It concerns a bail determination of 130 million UAH for the accused former head of the MSEC of Khmelnychchyna. 20 March 2025 of the year the High Anti-Corruption Court once again reduced Krupa's bail – to 230 million UAH.
In mid-October 2024 year, continuing the 'MSEC scandal,' there was a story about the disability status of prosecutors. About 50 prosecutors from Khmelnytsky region led by the now former regional prosecutor Oleksiy Oliynyk obtained disability status.
After the MSEC scandal, the authorities eliminated medico-social expert commissions. Since 1 January this year, MSEC no longer operate in Ukraine. They were replaced by expert teams.
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