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In the case of former deputy head of the Office of the President of Ukraine Iryna Mudroya, an attorney, Andrii Yosyppov, appeared, who filed a separate appeal against her preventive measure, although, according to Mudroya, she did not authorize him to represent her interests in this case. About this 2 September reported BBC News Ukraine.
Mudroya's defense (the legal firm Miller), as stated in the material, learned about Yosyppov's appeal directly before the meeting of the Appeals Chamber of the SAPO on 1 September and did not have time to review the document.
Mudroya confirmed that she has a contract with the Barristers legal association, but said that Yosyppov visited her in the detention facility only once – to offer support – and did not obtain any other directions in the case from her. She asked the court not to consider his appeal and refused his services in this process.
Yosyppov himself did not appear at the meeting on the 1-th and 2 September. On the second day he sent a statement in which he said he could not attend due to providing legal assistance to another person, and asked to extend the consideration of the case without him.
One of Mudroya's lawyers, Artem Krykun-Trush, called Yosyppov's actions "procedural terrorism" and stated the probable prolongation of his client's stay in the detention facility.
Member of Parliament from Holos (Voice) Yaroslav Zheleznyak suggested, citing his "high-ranking sources," that the story with the lawyer could be an attempt to prevent possible cooperation between Mudroya and other defendants with the investigation.
The SAPO Appeals Chamber on the 2 September kept Mudroya in custody with an alternative bail of 20 million hryvnias.
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