Judge Tatiana Bivol of the Chișinău Court was heard by Panel F of the Judicial Vetting Commission as part of the external evaluation procedure provided for under Law No. 252/2023, in connection with her work on specialized panels examining corruption cases.
During the hearing, the Panel members sought clarification on several matters relevant to the evaluation process, including:
• potential conflicts of interest in cases involving a lawyer known personally to the judge;
• her involvement in a case examined by the European Court of Human Rights;
• the circumstances surrounding the purchase of a vehicle, including issues related to its possible undervaluation;
• compliance with asset and interest disclosure requirements, including the failure to declare certain loans.
Following the hearing, the Evaluation Panel will prepare a report setting out the relevant facts examined, the Panel’s reasoning, and its proposal as to whether the judge should pass or fail the external evaluation.
The report will be submitted to the Superior Council of Magistracy, and the outcome of the evaluation will be made public.
📜 The extraordinary external evaluation is conducted based on the following principles:
a) independence of the Evaluation Commission;
b) fairness of the evaluation procedure;
c) publicity of the acts issued during the evaluation process;
d) exceptional nature of the evaluation.
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