Yulia Tymoshenko is ready to provide the Prosecutor General with
evidence of attempts to bribe Constitutional Court judges.
"I will provide the letter sent to me that clearly states the kind of bribes that were offered the judges, how they were intimidated, and what was done so that in the end 11 judges voted against the Constitution," Yulia Tymoshenko said today before going to the Prosecutor General’s Office.
Seven judges of the Constitutional Court voted not to legalize the illegitimate parliamentary coalition.
"Seven judges – they are Ukraine’s hope that not everyone is alike and not everyone is ready to aid Yanukovych in his illegal actions," Yulia Tymoshenko said.
On March 29, Yulia Tymoshenko, quoting reliable sources in the Constitutional Court, reported that Viktor Yanukovych’s team is offering judges $1 million to rule in their favor in the case concerning the way a coalition is formed in parliament and the legitimacy of the current coalition.
"I will provide the letter sent to me that clearly states the kind of bribes that were offered the judges, how they were intimidated, and what was done so that in the end 11 judges voted against the Constitution," Yulia Tymoshenko said today before going to the Prosecutor General’s Office.
Seven judges of the Constitutional Court voted not to legalize the illegitimate parliamentary coalition.
"Seven judges – they are Ukraine’s hope that not everyone is alike and not everyone is ready to aid Yanukovych in his illegal actions," Yulia Tymoshenko said.
On March 29, Yulia Tymoshenko, quoting reliable sources in the Constitutional Court, reported that Viktor Yanukovych’s team is offering judges $1 million to rule in their favor in the case concerning the way a coalition is formed in parliament and the legitimacy of the current coalition.
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