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Two Krasnodar Judges Lose Immunity Following Prosecutor General Lawsuits

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•On February 20, 2026, a collegium in Krasnodar stripped two retired Kuban judges of their judicial immunity.
•The Prosecutor General's Office filed lawsuits that led to the removal of immunity for these judges.

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▸If the Prosecutor General's Office pursues further legal action against the judges the two former judges may face criminal charges or civil penalties, affecting judicial accountability in Krasnodar.

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RUCaucasian Knot (EN)The Collegium has stripped two retired Kuban judges of their status.RUKommersant (RU)В Краснодаре двое судей лишились иммунитета после исков Генпрокуратуры

On February 20, 2026, a judicial collegium in Krasnodar stripped two retired judges from the Kuban region of their judicial immunity. This action followed lawsuits filed by the Prosecutor General's Office, indicating legal proceedings against these former judges. The removal of immunity is significant as it allows for potential criminal or civil accountability that was previously shielded. This development reflects increased scrutiny of judicial conduct in the region and may impact perceptions of judicial independence and accountability in Russia.