HACC Appeals Chamber to hear Mykytas's appeal against pretrial detention with bail alternative of UAH 30 mln on Sept 1
The Appeals Chamber of the High Anti-Corruption Court (AP HACC) will hear an appeal from Maksym Mykytas, a former lawmaker who is a suspect in a money-laundering and raiding case (the "Forrest Gump" and "Femida" operations), against the pretrial restraint imposed on him - detention with an alternative of UAH 30 million bail.
The High Anti-Corruption Court's Appeals Chamber will hear an appeal on September 1 from Maksym Mykytas, a former lawmaker facing pretrial detention with a bail alternative of UAH 30 million. The appeal addresses the Aug. 21 ruling imposing pretrial restraint on the former lawmaker. The hearing will take place at 4 Khrestovyi Lane, Kyiv.
NABU and SAPO released videos exposing corruption schemes involving senior Presidential Office officials and a former and a sitting lawmaker. Mykytas is accused of money-laundering and raiding operations, including seizing assets in Kyiv and central Kyiv. The criminal organization also attempted to seize real estate worth over UAH 207 million.
Mudra, another suspect, claimed the court was using her private conversations to implicate her in criminal intent.
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