Is this a systematic shift from quantity to quality, or a demonstration of political will, where all forces are mobilized under the threat of dismissal? Has the work of NABU actually improved, and has the fight against corruption become more effective? We’ll explore what lawyers think about the quality of law enforcement work during the LHS DH event “Stepping Up the Fight Against Corruption: A Lawyers’ Perspective” on July 2 from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
QUESTIONS FOR DISCUSSION:
- What do NABU’s performance statistics reveal: 32 final convictions out of nearly 900 open cases
- 273 million UAH in losses recovered for the budget out of over 10 billion claimed: Is there an economic benefit to the fight against corruption?
- Do NABU and the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office (SAPO) always act within the law: an analysis of typical violations
- Key challenges in the classification and defense of criminal cases involving corruption
- Experience in representing the rights of victims of corruption crimes in court
Oleksandr Shadrin, Partner and Attorney at Barristers Law Firm, is one of the panelists in the HS DH discussion “Stepping Up the Fight Against Corruption: A Lawyers’ Perspective.”
Participation is free of charge, subject to prior registration via the link.
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Author: Legal High School
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