The High Anti-Corruption Court Decides on a Pretrial Restriction for Iryna Mudra: What Is Known

The High Anti-Corruption Court has extended its consideration of the issue regarding a pretrial restraint measure for Iryna Mudra, the former deputy head of the Office of the President. She is accused of participating in a criminal organization involved in laundering 150 million hryvnias in cash obtained through illegal means.

Mudra’s defense team reported that there are already two people willing to vouch for her.

Before the hearing began, Iryna Mudra’s defense team stated that there were two people willing to act as sureties for her.

The first hearing in the case of Iryna Mudra took place on August 21. At that time, the court postponed the decision on a pretrial measure.

During the hearing, Mudra’s attorneys requested that the consideration of the motion for a pretrial measure be postponed. The defense explained that they had not had time to review the case materials. In addition, the attorneys cited the former official’s health condition.

This was reported with reference to the court hearing.

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