$2.7 Million Bribe for Ruling in Zhevaho’s Favor: NABU Has Concluded Its Investigation Into Four Supreme Court Judges
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$2.7 Million bribe for ruling in Zhevaho’s favor: NABU has concluded its investigation into four Supreme Court judges
The NABU and the SAPO have completed a pre-trial investigation into four Supreme Court judges suspected of receiving improper benefits in exchange for a ruling in the case of businessman Kostiantyn Zhevaho. The case involves a corruption scheme with bribes totaling $2.7 million.
Four judges of the Supreme Court were informed of the suspicion of receiving benefits for the decision on Poltava GZK. We tell you what the investigation established and what will happen next.
Corruption Case in the Supreme Court for $2,7 Million. NABU Completes Investigation Into Four Judges
NABU and SAP have completed an investigation into four Supreme Court judges suspected of receiving $2.7 million in bribes.
The National Anti-Corruption Bureau and the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office have completed a pre-trial investigation into the corruption case involving three incumbent Supreme Court justices as well as a retired Supreme Court judge. They are suspected of receiving bribes from the owner of the Finance and Credit group.
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