The Ministry of justice of Ukraine is confident in the abolition of the privacy of people's deputies

The constitutional court of Ukraine no other option but to accept the abolition of the privacy of people's deputies and judges, the Minister of justice Pavel Petrenko.
"This decision is not contrary to the law and will make all Residents are equal before the legislative act," writes the news Agency.
"No rights of the people are not violated by these amendments to the Constitution. In reality, we present the situation to a fair determination that there is no certain individuals and groups of individuals who have absolutely unlimited immunity, which can be used to hide from justice, " said Petrenko. The COP began to consider the case of a change in the basic law on the privacy of people's deputies of Parliament and judges." The COP in the form of oral hearings began hearing cases on appeal to the Verkhovna Rada on providing a report on the compliance of the draft law on introducing changes to the Constitution regarding the privacy of people's deputies and judges of the requirements of articles 157 and 158, " - said the press service of the court. The Ukrainian Parliament has sent the proper treatment in the COP on 5 February. A draft law submitted to the Parliament by the President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko, proposes to delete from the Constitution the part of the article that provides safeguards Deputy privacy and position about the fact that the judge has the ability to be without the consent of the High Council of justice arrested and placed into custody before conviction by the court, with the exception of detention in the Commission or specifically after committing a grave or especially grave transgressions against life.


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