Odesa Court of Appeal Judge Andriy Drishlyuk Passes Away at PhD in Law

Judge and deputy chairman of the Odesa Court of Appeal Andriy Drishlyuk has passed away.

This was reported on the court's official website.

"Andrii was a highly qualified specialist, an honest, principled and decent person. His professionalism, dedication and justice made a great contribution to the functioning and development of the Odesa Court of Appeal. The staff of the Odesa Court of Appeal expresses its deepest condolences to the family and friends of Andrii Ihorovych, and we share the loss with a painful heart. The bright memory of Andriy Ihorovych will forever remain in our hearts," the statement said.

The cause of the judge's death was not specified. Andrii Drishliuk had a PhD in law and before his appointment to the Court of Appeal worked as a judge of the Malynovskyi District Court of Odesa.

Andrii Drishliuk was a guest on the IzbirKom FM podcast. Back then, he talked about international projects, judicial reform, and judges' incomes.

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Ірина Глухова