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Lawyer Stanislav Bronevytsky commented on reports that the suspicion against NABU director Semen Kryvonos had allegedly been canceled. In his words, entries in the Unified Register of Pretrial Investigations (URPI) indicating that a person has been notified of suspicion cannot simply be canceled at will. As the former SAP prosecutor Bronevytsky explains, if the corresponding procedural decision was indeed made, it must be formalized by a ruling closing the criminal proceeding against Kryvonos. If there is no such ruling, then the mere “cancellation of entries in the URPI,” in his assessment, has no legal consequences, and Kryvonos’s procedural status as a suspect does not change. “The Office of the Prosecutor General, you get an F in criminal procedure,” the lawyer wrote. Bronevytsky also emphasizes: a suspicion may be well-founded or unfounded, but it is not “devoid of legal meaning.” Separately, he drew attention to published postal confirmations of delivery of the notice of suspicion to Kryvonos at his place of registration, residence, and work. According to Bronevytsky, even by the practice of the High Anti-Corruption Court this method of notification is considered proper. At the end, Bronevytsky sharply summed up the situation, writing that Kryvonos, in his view, “once again thought only of himself.” Earlier, FAKTY reported that Kravchenko accused NABU director Kryvonos of extorting $ 72 thousand for land and released new recordings.
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