Arbitration court judges transferred to new roles in Omsk.
(Updated Article)
Hey there, let's dive into the latest judicial shuffle in Russia!
Bye-bye, Omsk! Dmitry Dyabin and Maria Gubina, two familiar faces in the region's Arbitration Court, have bid adieu to their old digs. Ch-ch-changes indeed, as a recent presidential decree(), dated June 12, has relocated them to the prestigious Eighth Arbitration Appeal Court.
Maria Gubina joined the regional court in April 2021, and her docket was primarily filled with bankruptcy cases. With over 2,500 such cases under her belt, she certainly kept the rulings coming!
Dmitry Dyabin followed suit in late 2021, taking on the role of judge. Like Maria, he found himself swamped with bankruptcy cases, reviewing around 2,140 of them during his tenure.
Worth mentioning, Russian President Vladimir Putin has also been painting the judiciary landscape with new strokes. A decree(), also signed in a recent past, appointed Veronika Baeva and Ekaterina Chepovskaya to fresh roles.
Keep in mind that the details about Dmitry Dyabin and Maria Gubina's transitions might not be readily available to everyone, but you never know what a little digging might uncover! If you have more insights, I'm all ears! 😉
In light of the recent judicial shuffle in Russia, the political landscape and policy-and-legislation spheres have seen notable changes. This includes the relocation of Dmitry Dyabin and Maria Gubina, judges from the Arbitration Court in Omsk, to the Eighth Arbitration Appeal Court, as per a presidential decree dated June 12. Meanwhile, the general news domain has been abuzz with news about Russian President Vladimir Putin's latest appointments to the judiciary, including Veronika Baeva and Ekaterina Chepovskaya, as revealed by another decree from the presidential office.
