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Ukraine enacts legal reforms, changes to law enforcement

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Aleksandr Kosarev/UNIAN
Prosecutor General of Ukraine Yuriy Lutsenko announces his latest changes to the state body on May 30, including his hope that U.S. native Bohdan Vitvitsky will lead the jury to select its General Inspection.

KYIV – Ukraine’s government this week adopted this week significant systemic reforms to its judiciary and changes to law enforcement, largely in response to Western demands that were pent up for months owing to the nation’s political crisis. Early in the week, Prosecutor General Yuriy Lutsenko announced his changes, including the appointment of new deputies…...

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