Did the police have the right to detain me in order to establish my identity?
solvedI forgot my passport at home, and the police detained me because I did not present my passport at their request. Is this legal?
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YES, the police have such a right.
According to Article 260 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, administrative detention of a person is allowed for the purpose of identifying the person.
Identity documents:
passport of a citizen of Ukraine;
passport of a citizen of Ukraine for travel abroad;
diplomatic passport of Ukraine;
service passport of Ukraine;
seafarer's identity card;
ID card of a crew member;
identity card for return to Ukraine;
temporary certificate of a citizen of Ukraine;
driving license;
identity card without citizenship for traveling abroad;
permanent residence permit;
temporary residence permit;
migrant card;
refugee ID card;
refugee travel document;
an identity card that requires additional protection.
In addition, I would like to inform you that identification documents can be presented through the "ACTION" application.
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