As I understand it, when a judge resigns, his status changes. Does this mean that he can no longer be held accountable for actions committed while serving as a judge? Can his status be reviewed if new circumstances arise after his dismissal?
Do you believe that the guarantees of a judge's immunity should be maintained even after the termination of his or her powers due to obtaining citizenship of another state?
I'm interested in what conditions a judge must meet to be able to resign. Do I need to submit an application for this?
Do you think it is necessary to amend the law on the judiciary regarding the procedure for terminating a judge's powers due to death? Do the heirs of a judge have the right to receive any payments or benefits after his death?
How can the High Council of Justice dismiss a judge upon resignation based on the judge's own application, and what are the consequences for the judicial system?
Does a judge who has submitted a resignation have the right to change his decision after the High Council of Justice has made a decision to dismiss him?
In your opinion, can a candidate's admission to full-time graduate school during the war be grounds for denial of appointment to the position of appellate court judge?
If you successfully passed the qualification assessment and were included in the ranking of candidates for the position of judge, does this mean that you will be automatically appointed to this position?
I want to know what steps I need to take to become a local court judge, like Olena Nevmerzhytska, who was recently recommended for appointment?
Do you think it is fair that to participate in the fourth stage of the exam for the position of judge, you need to score at least 55% of the maximum possible score? Do you consider this a sufficiently objective criterion for evaluating candidates?