Check found an undeclared plot of land in Crimea at the judge of the Constitutional Court of Ukraine – RBK

The judge of the Constitutional Court did not declare a land plot in Crimea worth 146 thousand rubles.

The Anti-Corruption Agency found an undeclared plot in Crimea on a judge of the Constitutional Court of Ukraine. Such actions have “signs of a criminal offense”, noted there

Judge of the Constitutional Court of Ukraine Viktor Krivenko did not declare the land plot in Crimea belonging to him, according to the National Agency for the Prevention of Corruption (NAPC).

The agency checked the declarations of the judges and in two of them revealed “signs of a criminal offense”. Krivenko did not declare a plot worth 4 million hryvnias (about 146.4 thousand rubles). Another judge of the Constitutional Court, Alexander Kasminin, did not indicate in the declaration the value of his apartment in Kiev (2.4 million hryvnias (87.8 thousand rubles)).

“The NAPC has transferred information about the discovered signs of criminal offenses to the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine,” the agency said in a statement.

Declaring false information is punishable under Art. 366-2 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine. If the false information entered in the declaration differs from the real one in the amount of 500 to 2 thousand living wages, then the maximum punishment for such a violation is restriction of freedom for up to two years. If the difference exceeds 2 thousand living wages, then the maximum punishment is imprisonment for the same period.