Removal of Tupitsky: the Supreme Court will not consider the claim of the head of the CCU



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The Supreme Court refused to initiate a process in case no. 9901/20/21 on the removal of Oleksandr Tupitsky from the post of head of the Constitutional Court of Ukraine. The Supreme Court clarified that it is necessary to go to the Constitutional Court.

This is stated in a statement from the Supreme Court on the Facebook page.

The statement indicates that the plaintiff in his claim speaks of the alleged illegality and unconstitutionality of the presidential decree on the removal of Tupitsky, but the Supreme Court cannot consider questions of constitutionality, this is the authority of the Constitutional Court.

“The Supreme Court noted that according to part 2 of article 19 of the CAS of Ukraine, the jurisdiction of administrative courts does not extend to cases, in particular, those referring to the jurisdiction of CAS,” the court explained.

Note that according to the court record, the plaintiff in case No. 9901/20/21 is directly Alexander Tupitsky.

Recall that President Volodymyr Zelensky suspended Tupitsky from the duties of head of the KSU for two months. This came after the KSU made scandalous decisions regarding criminal responsibility for lying in statements.

In addition, after that, the State Investigation Office announced Tupitsky on suspicion of having committed crimes against justice.

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