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15 candidates compete for two seats in the High Council of Justice under the quota of the All-Ukrainian Prosecutors' Conference: list

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The acceptance of documents from candidates for election as members of the High Council of Justice from the All-Ukrainian Prosecutors' Conference has been completed.
15 candidates compete for two seats in the High Council of Justice under the quota of the All-Ukrainian Prosecutors' Conference: list
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The Secretariat of the High Council of Justice has completed the acceptance of documents from candidates participating in the competition for election as members of the High Council of Justice from the All-Ukrainian Prosecutors' Conference.

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In total, 15 people submitted documents to participate in the selection.

The next All-Ukrainian Prosecutors' Conference is scheduled for August 27-28. One of the agenda items of the conference will be the election of two members of the High Council of Justice.

Candidates for the High Council of Justice to be elected by the next All-Ukrainian Prosecutors' Conference

  1. SAMOLUDCHENKO Serhii Mykolaiovych
  2. KOVBASIUK Vitalii Vasylovych
  3. DULSKA Nataliia Vasylivna
  4. SKRYPKA Maksym Viktorovych
  5. YEREMENKO Maksym Volodymyrovych
  6. HULTAI Pavlo Mykhailovych
  7. MALETSKYI Anatolii Serhiiovych
  8. SHURKHNO Iryna Serhiivna
  9. SUPRUN Oleksandr Oleksandrovych
  10. ORSHAVSKA Viktoriia Ruslanivna
  11. TAHTAROV Mykola Pavlovych
  12. VASYLIVA Nataliia Yevhenivna
  13. HORBAN Iryna Oleksandrivna
  14. SENYK Valentyna Hryhorivna

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