Dr. Nevin Fetty and Prof. Sasho Penov is the new constitutional judges from the president’s quota. Rumen Radev issued an order for their appointment today. At the same time, both Supreme Courts chose Judge Galina Toneva as their next representative in the Constitutional Court. They are expected to be introduced on November 12. Then the Supreme Court will be left with one less person, because surely this time too the parliament will not fulfill its constitutional duty to elect a judge. In the last round, representatives held 2 vacant seats in the Constitutional Court for 2 years. Finally they chose gerbera Desislava Atanasova and retired chief justice Borislav Belazelkov.
Dr. Nevin Feti Osman-Yordanova was born on April 2, 1977. He graduated from Sofia University, and has a master’s degree in “National Security Protection” from the Academy of the Ministry of Interior. she is on this side too. She was a lawyer and a lawyer in State Commission on Information Security. From 2004 to 2007 assistant and senior assistant in “Protection of classified information” at the Academy of the Ministry of the Interior.
From 2007 to 2012 secretary for legal affairs, and from 2012 to 2024 – legal adviser to the president.
He teaches at SU, at the National Institute of Justice and at the Institute of Public Administration.
Prof. Sasho Penov was born on July 27, 1960. He graduated in law from SU. oht 2012 a professor of finance and tax law. There are specialists in Germany, Greece, Austria, USA. From 1994 to 2024 he is a lawyer. In 2010 it appears on dcome on for the license revocation of “Bulbrew BG” EOOD, producer of “Ledenika” beer, which attracted everyone’s attention because it became the main part of the plot with the loose negotiations between the head of the “Customs” Group Vanyo Tanov and the Prime Minister at the time. Minister Boyko Borisov. The Ledenika case raised doubts about the pressure on the court and the shadow of the prime minister on the company.
He was a member of The Consultative Council on Legislation at the National Assembly, he is the chairman of the Commission for Forgiveness of Uncollected State Revenues and a member and Chairman of the Legal Council of the President of the Republic of Bulgaria from 2002. to 2011 In the period 2015-2021 a member of the Board of Directors of the National Institute of Justice. From August 2, 2022 to June 6, 2023 he is the acting Minister of Education and Science. He teaches financial law, tax law, international tax law at SU and VTU “St. St. Cyril and Methodius”. He is the Dean of the Faculty of Law at the SU.
Galina Toneva-Dacheva graduated in law from SU. He is a judge by profession, but he also has experience as a prosecutor. From 2009 to 2013 he was the deputy head of the chief prosecutor Boris Velchev, and then his successor Sotir Tsatsarov, but then he dismissed her and made him a senior -regular charge. Toneva was also a candidate for chief prosecutor when the SJC preferred Tsatsarov for the position.
Toneva has been a judge in the Supreme Court of Cassation since 2015, at the end of 2018. He is the chairman of the Second Criminal Division of the Supreme Court of Cassation. He is a member of the Board of Programs of the National Institute of Justice in the period 2012-2013. and from 2019 until now, as he is also a lecturer at NIP.
THE BUSINESS WORD
The SC is filled by election by the National Assembly and the two High Courts, as well as being appointed by the President. These three institutions send 4 representatives each, and the mandate of four of them expires every 3 years and there is rotation in writing. On November 12, the mandate of Konstantin Penchev (quota of the National Assembly), Mariana Karagyozova-Finkova and Filip Dimitrov (quota of the President) and Tanya Rajkovska (quota of the Supreme Court of Cassation and the Supreme Administrative Court ). These bodies must also elect the judges to fill their seats. On November 12, the oath of the new members of the Central Committee will be held. The mandate in the CS is 9 years.
AND CHOICE OF JUDGES
Three Supreme Court judges entered the fray for the SC – one from each of its colleges. They are vice-president Yevgeny Staykov, who heads the College of Commerce, Galina Toneva, who is from the Criminal College, and Svetlana Kalinova from the Civil College.
As a result of a gentleman’s agreement between the Supreme Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court of Appeal, this time it is the turn of the Supreme Court of Cassation to appoint a representative. And although the three nominations are from the Supreme Court, in reality the Supreme Court will have a majority. 180 Chief Justices were present – 87 from the Supreme Court and 93 from the Supreme Court. Two of them voted with invalid votes in the first round. In the first round, Toneva received 79 votes, followed by Kalinova with 59 votes, and Staykov – 40. Thus, Toneva and Kalinova reached a runway, which Toneva won with 94 to 81 votes.
The balance of power between the two high courts could have been different if the SJC had not stopped the contest for 16 seats at the last minute. The difference in the Runoff was 13 votes. (See more on the subject here.)
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2024-11-01 11:38:00
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