I want to know whether a judge who has submitted a resignation application can revoke his decision after it has been reviewed by the High Council of Justice? If so, what conditions are required for this?
I wonder if the new panel of judges will be able to consider the case of the murder on the Kyiv funicular, taking into account all the previous circumstances and evidence provided during the previous hearings?
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?
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?
I'm interested in what conditions a judge must meet to be able to resign. Do I need to submit an application for this?
I am in a legal proceeding and believe that the judge may be biased in my case. Can I file a motion to disqualify this judge and what will be the procedure for its consideration under the new amendments to the CPC?
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?
If we increase the salaries of prosecutors, but do not simultaneously increase the budget of the Pension Fund for the payment of pensions, can this be considered a violation of the right to a fair trial for prosecutors who will file a lawsuit with the court regarding the recalculation of their pensions?
I want to know whether a Supreme Court judge has the right to resign at his own request after reaching retirement age?