Superior Economic Court of Ukraine

"Desired" decisions for bribes: ex-deputy head of Supreme Economic Court Emelianov detained – SBI. PHOTO SBI officers detained a former deputy chairman of the Supreme Economic Court of Ukraine, who, together with other judges, built a "business" on court decisions. He was served a notice of suspicion. 03.12.24 15:55 17 672 33 Previously in trend: Grafters

$500,000 stolen from economic court judge not included in e-declaration Judge of the Supreme Economic Court Malvina Danylova did not include in her income statement the $500,000 recently taken from her house by robbers. 15.11.16 12:57 127 495 260 Previously in trend: E-declarations of senior officials

Higher Economic Court top officials indicted for organizing judicial fraud in 2011-2014, - Lutsenko. PHOTOS The criminal proceedings involve some 7,000 instances of illegal human interference with the automated case picking system and intrusion into the work of judges with a view to making them rule in favor of criminals. 18.10.16 18:18 23 396 35 Ukrainian Politics

SBU searched premises of Supreme Economic Court Judge Shvets, found Hungarian passport and $300,000. PHOTOS+VIDEO The officers of the Security Service of Ukraine recorded Judge of the Supreme Economic Court Viktor Shvets accepting a bribe. Large amounts of money and a Hungarian passport were found as the law enforcers raided his office and home. 28.07.16 16:04 71 245 134 Previously in trend: Fighting corruption in Ukraine

Lutsenko personally served indictment against Supreme Economic Court judge Shvets. VIDEO Prosecutor General of Ukraine Yurii Lutsenko personally handed an indictment against judge of the Supreme Economic Court of Ukraine Viktor Shvets, charging him with criminal offenses. 27.07.16 19:20 56 929 112 Previously in trend: Fighting corruption in Ukraine Prosecutor General Lutsenko

Over 13 million Swiss francs frozen on Liechtenstein accounts of Ukrainian judge, - State Financial Monitoring Service The State Financial Monitoring Service of Ukraine and the Financial Intelligence Unit of Liechtenstein have established five companies owned by Ukrainians, registered in Panama and Liechtenstein and with accounts in banks of Liechtenstein and Latvia. Significant amounts of money of dubious origin have been accumulated on the accounts of these companies for a long period of time. 30.07.15 10:50 27 714 38 Economics