The Anti-Corruption Court closed the first case following the decision of the Constitutional Court on declarations | Research



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The Anti-Corruption Court closed the case against the former chairman of the Zaporozhye Regional State Administration, Konstantin Bryl, who concealed the income in the statement. This was the consequence of the CCU’s decision to cancel the anti-corruption reform.

This was announced by the Anticorruption Center on its Telegram channel. Bryl did not declare four Mercedes and one Land Rover in his statement.

Also, two boat sheds (a place to park boats) in the Crimea, parking spaces, apartments and land are not indicated in the official’s statement.

It was also found that with an annual income of $ 10,000, Bryl and his family visited foreign countries several times a year: Greece, Italy, Turkey, France, Israel. There they stayed in expensive hotels.

“Unfortunately, the Antibody Court has no other option. The shameful decision of the Constitutional Court condemned such cases, because the recognition of criminal responsibility for such unconstitutional actions automatically means the closure of the cases,” the statement said.

Anti-corruption court dismisses Bryl's case

As OBOZREVATEL previously reported, the Constitutional Court of Ukraine declared unconstitutional criminal liability for declaring false information. Consequently, the judges abolished criminal liability for inaccurate proprietary statements and limited the powers of the NAPK.

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