The High Anti-Corruption Court ordered the forcible delivery of a witness in the case of former judge Chaus.
The Anti-Corruption Court considered and granted the SAP prosecutor's motion to summon a witness to the court hearing.
The High Anti-Corruption Court fined a witness and ordered his forced appearance at a court hearing to hear the case against former judge of Kyiv's Dniprovsky District Court Mykola Chaus.
The panel of judges of the High Anti-Corruption Court made this decision on August 30, reports “Word and deed».
«The witness's failure to appear at the court hearing scheduled for August 30, 2022, is deemed to be unjustified. A fine of two subsistence minimums for able-bodied individuals, or 4962 hryvnias, is imposed on the witness for failure to appear without a valid reason when summoned to the court hearing on August 30, 2022. The motion of Prosecutor A.V. Zhovnitskaya to compel the witness to appear is granted. The witness is to be compelled to appear at the court hearing."," the decision says.
The court assigned the responsibility for enforcing the order to summon the witness to the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine.
Let us remind you that NABU detectives Chaus was detained at the Feofaniya hospital On August 3, he was served with a petition for a preventive measure. As is known, the anti-corruption court placed former Judge Chaus under 24-hour house arrest.
On July 30, former judge Chaus was found in the Vinnytsia region. He had previously been in hiding in Moldova.
As is known, in 2016, Ukrainian law enforcement agencies Judge Chaus was exposed A $150 bribe was issued in the interests of the defendants. He hid the bribe in jars buried in his garden. NABU recently completed its investigation into this case.
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