Lutsenko loses civil suit against prison administration
Ban on Lutsenko’s correspondence a flagrant violation of the law
Lutsenko’s life could be in danger in prison colony
U.S. Government Statement Regarding the Verdict in the Yuriy Lutsenko Trial
Lutsenko sentenced to another 2 years restriction of liberty
Still no aggrieved party, but prosecution demands 2.5 years for Lutsenko
The Criminal Prosecution of Lutsenko and Investigative Operations
Lutsenko trial: hearing postponed due to lack of officially aggrieved party
Lutsenko trial: “Victim” doesn’t see himself as such and asks to be left alone
Prosecutor General mellows latest charge against Yury Lutsenko
Lutsenko: trial: Prosecution asks for more time to prepare “new evidence”
The Chernihiv Regional District Administrative Court has rejected the appeal lodged by lawyers representing jailed former Interior Minister and opposition leader Yury Lutsenko. The appeal was over infringements of the requirements regarding visits and confidentiality.
According to Lutsenko’s lawyer Oleksy Bahanets, the court issued its ruling on 30 October, but did not read out the motivation part of the ruling. He said that they would be appealing against the ruling.
The press service of Narodna Samooborona (Lutsenko’s party) says that this will help Lutsenko win the next application to the European Court of Human Rights.
In September the administration of the Mensk Corrective Colony banned Mr Lutsneko from passing letters to the outside world. Lutsenko also protested that his correspondence was being checked.
Ban on Lutsenko’s correspondence a flagrant violation of the law
Lutsenko’s life could be in danger in prison colony
U.S. Government Statement Regarding the Verdict in the Yuriy Lutsenko Trial
Lutsenko sentenced to another 2 years restriction of liberty
Still no aggrieved party, but prosecution demands 2.5 years for Lutsenko
The Criminal Prosecution of Lutsenko and Investigative Operations
Lutsenko trial: hearing postponed due to lack of officially aggrieved party
Lutsenko trial: “Victim” doesn’t see himself as such and asks to be left alone
Prosecutor General mellows latest charge against Yury Lutsenko
Lutsenko: trial: Prosecution asks for more time to prepare “new evidence”