Constitutional Court of Ukraine
The Constitutional Court of Ukraine is the sole body of constitutional jurisdiction in Ukraine. It rules on whether laws and other legal acts conform to the Constitution of the country. The Court is composed of 18 judges appointed by the President, the Verkhovna Rada, and the Congress of Judges of Ukraine, and sits in Kyiv.
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Ex-Prosecutor General Kravchenko registered a Vienna address after fleeing Ukraine, resigned while abroad
Former Ukrainian Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko and his wife Oleksandra left Ukraine in mid-September and, according to Ukraine's investigative outlets, registered their primary residence at a Vienna address that is actually the office of a corporate-services firm. Kravchenko did not return from a self-issued five-day business trip to Paris, and on 21 September submitted his resignation, which was accepted the same evening. The departure came shortly after the 'Carthage' NABU/SAP operation, which targeted an alleged scheme of 'roofing' for fraudulent call centres.