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Hryhoriy Usyk elected chair of the High Council of Justice
Judge of the Civil Cassation Court within the Supreme Court, Hryhoriy Usyk, who was elected a member of the High Council of Justice at the congress of judges, was elected chair of the High Council of Justice (HCJ).
This was reported by the HCJ website.
"Hryhoriy Usyk has been elected chair of the High Council of Justice. The relevant decision was made by the High Council of Justice 23 January 2023 year by 15 votes," the report says.
According to the HCJ, Usyk graduated from the Kharkiv Law Institute in 1994, worked in the Ministry of Internal Affairs, and since 1995 has served as a judge in the Darnytskyi District Court of Kyiv and the Kyiv Court of Appeal. Since November 2017 he has served as a judge of the Supreme Court.
The head of the HCJ is elected by the Council at a meeting by secret ballot from among HCJ members for a two-year term.
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