Igor Krasnov is looking for almost 40 new judges. A third of them turn to military courts Igor Krasnov continues to clear the ranks of the judiciary. This time the High Commission of Judges announced the largest job package in recent times - 38 jobs. Acceptance of documents for different stages will end from November 9 to November 27. Looking for 24 ordinary judges, 10 vice-chairmen and 10 chairmen. Among the most prominent positions is the Chairman of the Supreme Court of North Ossetia, replacing Suslan Khedunov, who resigned in September (he did not even work for a year and a half). Also, they are looking for new chairpersons for the Arbitration Court of the Central District (Kaluga) and the Perm Regional Court. Their heads - Alexander Orlov and Alexander Sukhankin - left their positions without explanation. Maybe after tests. Vacancies are spread over more than 20 regions. According to accents, most of the vacancies are in St. Petersburg (4). In Moscow, Tatarstan, Saratov, Kemerovo and Chelyabinsk regions there are only 2 judges. 12 out of 38 judges are needed in the arbitration system, and there are 15 vacancies in the courts of general jurisdiction. 11 out of 38 vacancies are in military courts: district courts (Central, South, 1 West and 2 East) and garrison houses (Arkhangelsk, Petrozavodsk, Osorisk, Belgorod, Voronezh, Krasnoorchensky).

Igor Krasnov is looking for almost 40 new judges. A third of them turn to military courts Igor Krasnov continues to clear the ranks of the judiciary. This time the High Commission of Judges announced the largest job package in recent times - 38 jobs. Acceptance of documents for different stages will end from November 9 to November 27. Looking for 24 ordinary judges, 10 vice-chairmen and 10 chairmen. Among the most prominent positions is the Chairman of the Supreme Court of North Ossetia, replacing Suslan Khedunov, who resigned in September (he did not even work for a year and a half). Also, they are looking for new chairpersons for the Arbitration Court of the Central District (Kaluga) and the Perm Regional Court. Their heads - Alexander Orlov and Alexander Sukhankin - left their positions without explanation. Maybe after tests. Vacancies are spread over more than 20 regions. According to accents, most of the vacancies are in St. Petersburg (4). In Moscow, Tatarstan, Saratov, Kemerovo and Chelyabinsk regions there are only 2 judges. 12 out of 38 judges are needed in the arbitration system, and there are 15 vacancies in the courts of general jurisdiction. 11 out of 38 vacancies are in military courts: district courts (Central, South, 1 West and 2 East) and garrison houses (Arkhangelsk, Petrozavodsk, Osorisk, Belgorod, Voronezh, Krasnoorchensky).