The Constitutional Court of Ukraine remains headless: for the third time they could not choose a chairman
The elections of the Chairman of the Constitutional Court of Ukraine on Tuesday, December 12, did not take place, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
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“The next attempt is in a month,” the Ukrainian News agency quotes a source in the court.
This is the third failed election. On May 18, Constitutional Court judge Vladimir Moisik did not have enough votes to take the post of head of the court, and on November 2, the judges could not even approve the agenda.
Let us recall that from March 18, 2014 to March 18, 2017, the head of the Constitutional Court was Yuri Baulin. On March 18, 2017, his term in this position expired, but he became the acting head of the court as the senior judge.
On June 3, 2017, Baulin was dismissed due to the expiration of his 9-year term as a judge.
On this day, the position of acting The next most senior judge, Viktor Krivenko, took over as head of the Constitutional Court.
The Constitutional Court of Ukraine remains headless: for the third time , it has failed to elect a chairman.