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In the Voronezh region approved the resignation of two judges of the regional court

Qualification Collegium of Judges of Voronezh Region Decides to Resign Judges of Voronezh Regional Court

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In the Voronezh region approved the resignation of two judges of the regional court

The qualification board of judges of the Voronezh region at a meeting on September 16 decided to resign judges of the Voronezh regional court Svetlana Kalugina and Elena Yurchenko. Relevant information is posted on the official website of the CCS.

Svetlana Kalugina received a judicial appointment in February 2020 without a term limit. Before joining the regional court, she worked as a judge of the Liskinsky District Court for eight years, and then headed this institution for a year and a half. She plans to leave the position on October 30.

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