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11 judges appointed in Novosibirsk region

The judicial corps of the Novosibirsk region received 11 new appointments.

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11 judges appointed in Novosibirsk region

Most new judges were received by the Berd City and Arbitration Courts. Natalia Karpukhina and Natalia Safronova will work in Berdsk, and Andrei Bakulin and Oksana Ge will work in arbitration.

In the district courts of Novosibirsk also there were personnel changes. Judge of the Kalininsky district court appointed Natalia Obgolts, Leninsky - Marina Petrenko.

Three other appointments were made in the area. Nadezhda Skuchilina became a judge of the Kolyvan district court, Margarita Neborak - Novosibirsk district court, Olga Kiyanitsina - Cherepanovsky district court.

In addition, Igor Turishchev was appointed deputy chairman of the Cassation Military Court, and Alexander Tsybanev was appointed judge of this court.

Earlier, MK in Novosibirsk reported that six new magistrates have been appointed in the region. Four were granted three-year terms of office, two more without term limits.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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