Judiciary Spokesperson Reacts to Verdict in Ukrainian Plane Case: We Have Limitations on Announcing Names of Defendants

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Judiciary Spokesperson Reacts to Verdict in Ukrainian Plane Case: We Have Limitations on Announcing Names of Defendants

The spokesperson for the judiciary reacted to the verdict in the Ukrainian plane case: We have limitations on announcing the names of the defendants.

Sufficient information has been provided regarding the Ukrainian plane case, and everything is transparent unless some choose not to accept it. However, we have limitations on publishing names, but we have mentioned the job positions of these individuals. If the verdicts become final, further information will be provided.

Legal restrictions concerning the preliminary court ruling process do not allow the names to be announced, and after the final verdict is issued, the necessary information regarding the announcement of names will be provided.

The judges have established involuntary manslaughter by the first defendant and also the cancellation of the order by this defendant. For such an act, the maximum punishment is 3 years in prison for the charge of involuntary manslaughter and 10 years for cancellation of the order, as stated in the law, and this is the sentence that has been issued.

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