The court ordered Dubovyk, a former official of the President's Office, to remain in custody with bail set at 7 million hryvnias
A panel of judges from the Appeals Chamber of the High Anti-Corruption Court upheld the pretrial detention order—with the option to post bail of 7 million hryvnias—for Viktor Dubovyk, a former official of the Office of the President. The decision was made in connection with the “Forest Gump” and “Themis” operations; it has entered into legal force and is not subject to appeal.
According to the investigation, the suspects arranged for 150 million hryvnias in bail to be posted for one of the defendants in the “Midas” case using funds obtained through criminal means. According to the NABU and the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office (SAPO), the criminal group included the deputy head of the Office of the President, a former member of parliament, the heads of the management and supervisory boards of a state-owned bank, and other individuals.
As part of this investigation, law enforcement officials also conducted investigative actions against Iryna Mudra, the deputy head of the Office of the President.
Source: Ukrinform.
The full amount of bail—7 million hryvnias—was posted for Viktor Dubovyk, Director General of the Directorate for Legal Policy at the Office of the President. Earlier, the High Anti-Corruption Court had remanded him in custody with the option of bail in a case related to the “Forest Gump” and “Themis” operations.
The High Anti-Corruption Court of Appeal upheld the detention of former Presidential Office official Dubovyk with bail set at 7 million hryvnias
A panel of judges from the Appeals Chamber of the High Anti-Corruption Court upheld the pretrial detention measure—with the option to post bail of 7 million hryvnias—for former Presidential Office official Viktor Dubovyk. The decision was made in connection with the “Forest Gump” and “Themis” operations; it has taken legal effect and is not subject to appeal.
According to the investigation, the suspects arranged for 150 million hryvnias in bail to be posted for one of the defendants in the “Midas” case using funds obtained through criminal means. According to the NABU and the SAP, the criminal group included the deputy head of the Office of the President, a former member of parliament, the heads of the management and supervisory boards of a state-owned bank, and other individuals.
As part of this investigation, law enforcement authorities also conducted investigative actions against Iryna Mudra, the deputy head of the Office of the President.
Source: Ukrinform.
