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Yaroslav Sikorsky

Answer provided 09.08.2023 11:36

In most cases, individuals can be represented in court by lawyers and legal representatives. As for representation in the police, in most cases, the presence of a power of attorney will be sufficient.

The question you asked is quite extensive and has a lot of nuances, so if I have more details (jurisdiction of the court, questions you have for the police, etc..), I will be able to give a more precise answer.

The answer is informational and does not replace a full legal consultation. For a detailed analysis of your situation, contact a lawyer directly.