Dissenting Opinion of Justice of the Constitutional Court of Ukraine V. M. Kampo Regarding the Decision of the Constitutional Court of Ukraine No. 14-rp of June 10, 2009 (Case of Canceling Preterm Elections in Ternopil' Oblast)

There is no question that the 2004 constitutional reform was not completed. Even the method of conducting it created a regime of semilegitimacy in the country. Obviously, the reform should have been continued, expanding the powers of local self-government and reducing the functions of the local state administrations. But this did not happen, primarily because the initiators of the constitutional reform, no matter who it was—Yushchenko, Tymoshenko, or the Party of Regions—were trying to carry out the reform not in order to increase the effectiveness of the governance mechanism, but to obtain the maximum preferences of power for their own dear selves.     

Dissenting Opinion of Justice of the Constitutional Court of Ukraine I.P. Dombrovs'kyi Regarding the Decision of the Constitutional Court of Ukraine No. 2-rp of January 15, 2009 (Case of the Guidance of the Foreign Policy Activity of the State)

In an interview with Interfax, minister of internal affairs Rashid Nurgaliyev assesses the process of recertification and the overall state of the police force at the present time.     

Dissenting Opinion of Justice of the Constitutional Court of Ukraine A.O. Didkivs'kyi Regarding the Decision of the Constitutional Court of Ukraine No. 34-rp of December 22, 2009 (Case of the Appointment of Judges to Administrative Positions)

The heads of the financial services of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MVD) system discuss the core financial results of the reform of the Ministry: exclusive federal funding of Russian police, new wages structure, and program-oriented budgeting.     

Dissenting Opinion of Justice of the Constitutional Court of Ukraine S.L. Vdovichenko Regarding the Decision of the Constitutional Court of Ukraine No. 34-rp of December 22, 2009 (Case of the Appointment of Judges to Administrative Positions)

Rashid Nurgaliyev, Russia's minister of internal affairs, explains the difficulties of reforming the police in Russia.