Leonid Bershidsky: Ukrainians get their day in (European) Court
People walk away from the entrance of the European Court of Justice (SCJ) in Luxembourg, on Oct. 5.
The associates of ousted Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych were not exactly known for being sticklers for the law; when they were in power, they tended to make their own rules. European sanctions, however, turned them into eager litigants seeking to clear their reputations and regain access to their European assets and favorite vacation spots.
