The competition for the High Anti-Corruption Court reaches the final stage: who confirmed the ability to administer justice
The High Qualification Commission of Judges, as part of the panel, conducted interviews and determined the results of the qualification assessment of four candidates within the competition for the positions of judges of the High Anti-Corruption Court and its Appeals Chamber.
Following the meeting, the HQCJ announced the following decisions:
Hutsal Oksana Petrivna - 734.20 points (confirmed the ability to administer justice in the High Anti-Corruption Court);
Tanasevych Olena Vitaliyivna - 766.22 (confirmed the ability to administer justice in the High Anti-Corruption Court);
Skreklya Lesya Ivanivna - 727.29 (confirmed the ability to administer justice in the High Anti-Corruption Court);
Smol Inna Anatoliyivna - 742.64 (confirmed the ability to administer justice in the High Anti-Corruption Court).
The commission completed interviews as part of the temporary panel with candidates for the positions of judges of the High Anti-Corruption Court and its Appeals Chamber.
Recall that earlier the High Qualification Commission of Judges as part of the panel conducted interviews and determined the results of the qualification assessment of three candidates within the competition for the positions of judges of the High Anti-Corruption Court and its Appeals Chamber.
Based on the assessment results, the ability to administer justice in the HACC was confirmed by Chaikin Ihor Borysovych (747.68 points), Movchan Nataliia Volodymyrivna (734.32 points), and Sikora Kateryna Oleksandrivna (757.25 points). In total, at this stage of the competition for the HACC, interviews with 22 candidates are planned.
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