March 3, 2024
On Monday, 4 March, the Advisory Group of Experts plans to conduct interviews with five candidates for the position of a judge of the Constitutional Court of Ukraine.
All interviews will be broadcast live and everyone can watch them online on the AGE and CCU pages.
Therefore, interviews with the following candidates are scheduled for Monday, 4 March, starting at approximately 9:00 a.m.:
1. Iurii Barabash, Professor of the Department of Constitutional Law of Ukraine and Vice-Rector for Research and Academic Affairs and Strategic Development of the Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University – broadcast https://bit.ly/3V7zp7z
2. Volodymyr Ratush, lawyer – broadcast https://bit.ly/49WDKhP
3. Oleksandr Tkachenko, judge of the Commercial Court of Mykolaiv Oblast – broadcast https://bit.ly/432ECiP
4. Oleksandra Yanovska, judge of the Criminal Court of Cassation within the Supreme Court, Judge-Speaker – broadcast https://bit.ly/42ZHZai
5. Liubomyr Andreichuk, judge of the Commercial Court of Zakarpattia Oblast – broadcast https://bit.ly/48CD7Js
Please, stay tuned for updates on the interview schedule.
It is worth reminding that according to the AGE Methodology, at this stage, interviews with candidates are conducted as part of the evaluation of their moral qualities.
Subsequently, within fifteen days following the interviews with all candidates, AGE undertakes the evaluation of candidates based on the criterion of high moral qualities.
As a result, candidates will receive a “compliant“ or “non-compliant“ rating from the AGE.
Candidates who will receive a “non-compliant“ evaluation in terms of high moral qualities are considered to have not progressed past this particular stage, thereby concluding their participation in the competition.
Candidates who will receive a “compliant“ evaluation at the moral qualities evaluation stage advance to the subsequent stage of the competition – the evaluation of their level of competence.
Importantly! If fewer than two individuals per vacancy will receive a “compliant“ evaluation, a new competition for the relevant vacancy has to be announced.
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