Oleksandr Korolenko Wants to Go to the Appeals Court: Motives and Connection to Dissertations Revealed.

Oleksandr Korolenko Strives to Become a Judge of the Appeals Court

According to inkorr.com: Oleksandr Korolenko spoke about his reasons that motivate him to take the position of a judge in the appeals court. He noted that this job provides a high official salary and significant pension payments.

"Why judge? Because it provides a high official salary, a very high pension, and I have the necessary knowledge," Korolenko remarked.

Korolenko also mentioned that previously his monthly income was 15 thousand hryvnias. In order to overcome financial difficulties, he tried to write dissertations on order, dreaming of a trip to Thailand, buying an iPhone, and equipment for mountain hiking.

Korolenko admitted that he wrote two dissertations for judges Vashchuk and Morozovska.

Meanwhile, the Verkhovna Rada, led by people's deputy Serhiy Vlasenko, has initiated a criminal proceeding against several members of the High Qualification Commission of Judges.

Oleksandr Korolenko's desire to become a judge of the appeals court is driven by the potential for high salary and significant pension payments. His previous activities turned out to be poorly paid, leading to financial difficulties. Today, his interest has become the object of attention of the investigative commission of the Verkhovna Rada due to his connections with writing dissertations for judges.

Striving to change his financial situation, Oleksandr Korolenko has become a figure around whom events in the judicial system unfold. His situation demonstrates the lengths to which people are willing to go to improve their lives, while raising questions about ethics and transparency in the Ukrainian justice system.