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U.S. Lawsuit By Ukrainian Ex-Minister Against Prosecutor Dismissed

Ukrainian Prosecutor General Victor Pshonka (file photo)
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Ukrainian Prosecutor General Victor Pshonka (file photo)
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By RFE/RL
A U.S. court has dismissed a law suit filed by the former Ukrainian Interior Minister Yuriy Lutsenko against Ukrainian Prosecutor General Victor Pshonka.

Lutsenko has accused Pshonka and his subordinates of violating his human rights and parliamentary immunity, and of arbitrary arrest and unlawful imprisonment.

Lutsenko is in prison in Ukraine, accused of abuse of power while in office.

A verdict is expected in that case on February 27.

The suit was registered in court in the District of Columbia in December.

The plaintiff was instructed by the court to serve the defendant and file a status report with the court on February 8. When no report was filed or extension sought on February 8, the court extended the term until February 24.

As no status report was filed or cause shown why the action should not be dismissed, the court threw out the suit.
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by: Dog Bar from: Earth
February 25, 2012 09:30
The world is watching... America.

The Ukraine is in a power vacum, Between Europe & Russia
its location & the fact that it's stratigic to the defence of Russia. Leaves little movement for the simple luxuries in life.

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