ISSN 2663-0583 (Online)
ISSN 2663-0575 (Print)

Oksana Khotynska-Nor

ORCID: 0000-0002-4480-6677

Research keywords justice, court, conflict of law, legal proceedings, judicial law-making, fair trial conflict resolution mechanism the public prosecutor's office, prosecutorial self-governance, independence of the prosecutor's office, political neutrality of the prosecutor's office artificial intelligence judicial system legal proceedings civil procedure court decisions e-justice judicial reform analysis of large data sets judicial statistics Prosecutor’s Office prosecutor functions of the Prosecutor’s Office war Prosecutor’s Office in wartime justice Ukraine Bar advocacy attorney martial law Bar in wartime functions of the Bar civil society, legal culture, transparency, judiciary, post-Soviet countries, sustainable development, sustainable justice judiciary authority of a judiciary

Publications in AJEE (8)

  1. RESOLVING CONFLICTS OF LAW DURING JUDICIAL PROCEEDINGS: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF UKRAINE
    Khotynska-Nor O and Legkykh K, ‘Solving the Problems of Conflicts of Law by Judges in the Course of Judicial Proceedings: Empirical Experience of Ukraine’ (2024) 7(4) Access to Justice in Eastern Europe 447-68
  2. THE MODEL OF PROSECUTORIAL SELF-GOVERNANCE IN UKRAINE AND THE BALTIC COUNTRIES: A COMPARATIVE ASPECT
    Khotynska-Nor O, Podkopaiev S, Ponomarova H and Lukianov D, ‘The Model of Prosecutorial Self-Governance in Ukraine and the Baltic Countries: A Comparative Aspect’ (2024) 7(2) Access to Justice in Eastern Europe 393-409. Last published on 1 May 2024
  3. Advancing Sustainable Justice through AI-Based Case Law Analysis’
    Izarova I, Uhrynovska O, Khotynska-Nor O, Prytyka Yu, Bedyukh O, Alendar Yu, ‘Advancing Sustainable Justice through AI-Based Case Law Analysis’ (2024) 7(1) Access to Justice in Eastern Europe 127-148.
  4. OPTIMISATION OF JUDICIAL GOVERNANCE IN UKRAINE AS A PREREQUISITE FOR THE STABILITY OF ITS COURT SYSTEM AFTER WAR
    O Khotynska-Nor ‘Optimisation of Judicial Governance in Ukraine as a Prerequisite for the Stability of its Court System After War‘ 2023 4 (21) Access to Justice in Eastern Europe.
  5. Prosecutor’s Office of Ukraine Under Martial Law: Challenges, Trends. Statistical Data
    O Khotynska-Nor, N Bakaianova, M Kravchenko ‘Prosecutor’s Office of Ukraine Under Martial Law: Challenges, Trends. Statistical Data‘ 2023 3(20) Access to Justice in Eastern Europe 40-53.
  6. TRANSFORMATION OF BAR IN WARTIME IN UKRAINE: ON THE WAY TO SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF JUSTICE (ON THE EXAMPLE OF THE ODESA REGION)
    O Khotynska-Nor, N Bakaianova, ‘Transformation of Bar in Wartime in Ukraine: on the Way to Sustainable Development of Justice (On the Example of Odesa Region)’ 2022 3(15) Access to Justice in Eastern Europe 146-154. DOI:
  7. Judicial Transparency: Towards Sustainable Development in Post-Soviet Civil Society
    O Khotynska-Nor ‘Judicial Transparency: Towards Sustainable Development in Post-Soviet Civil Society’ 2022 No 2 (No 14) Access to Justice in Eastern Europe 83-95.
  8. Limits of a Judge’s Freedom of Expressing His/Her Own Opinion: The Ukrainian Context and ECtHR Practice
    O Khotynska-Nor, L Moskvych ‘Limits of a Judge’s Freedom of Expressing His/Her Own Opinion: The Ukrainian Context and ECtHR Practice’ 2021 3(11) Access to Justice in Eastern Europe 170–180. DOI: https://doi. org/10.33327/AJEE-18-4.3-n000077