“Lawmakers lack a comprehensive vision for criminal justice reform; it all boils down to a personnel shake-up”—this was the conclusion reached by participants in the LHS Discussion Hub, moderated by Alexey Shevchuk, a partner at Barristers LLP.¹

Ilya Novikov, a partner at Barristers, JSC, appeared on the program “Special Opinion,” discussing the topic: “The Spread of the Coronavirus. The Kotov Case. Poroshenko”1

Coming up soon, on March 5, the LHS Discussion Hub will host an accredited discussion titled “Criminal Justice Reform: Assessing Effectiveness,” during which experts will discuss a new model for law enforcement agencies. The discussion will be moderated by Oleksiy Shevchuk, a partner at Barristers LLP.¹

“The public outcry over the murder of 5-year-old Kirill Tlyavov is dying down, and the promise to take personal charge of the case has not been kept”—Alexander Shcherbina, attorney at Barristers, LLC¹

SEARCHES AT THE UKRAINIAN CYBER ALLIANCE ARE YET ANOTHER ILLEGAL ABUSE OF POWER BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS, – ANDRIY LEVKOVETS, PARTNER AT BARRISTERS, LLC1

We are publishing the text of the judgment of the Sosnivsky District Court of Cherkasy, which found Igor Slabenko not guilty of committing the criminal offense provided for in Part 2 of Article 121 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine.