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Five new members were elected to the High Council of Justice
At the 19th extraordinary Congress of Judges of Ukraine, five of the eight members of the High Council of Justice were elected.
This was reported by the Supreme Court’s Telegram channel.
"Today, 11 January 2023, delegates to the 19th extraordinary Congress of Judges of Ukraine elected five members of the High Council of Justice for a four-year term," the report says.
The members of the HCJ elected by secret ballot are:
Judge of the Civil Cassation Court within the Supreme Court Hryhoriy Usyk (243 delegates voted “for”);
Judge of the Kharkiv Court of Appeal Alla Kotelevets (214 delegates supported her candidacy);
Judge of the Lviv District Administrative Court Oleksandr Sasevych (230 delegates voted “for”);
Judge of the Commercial Court of Donetsk Region Yuliia Bokova (220 delegates supported her candidacy);
Judge of the Northern Commercial Court of Appeal Olha Popikova (221 delegate voted for her).
It was noted that the newly elected HCJ members have already taken the oath.
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