Yes, a minibus driver has every right to appeal a fine for running a red light in court if he disagrees with the police decision or considers himself innocent. This can be done by filing a complaint about the administrative offense decision first with the police, and if they refuse or leave the fine in force, then go to court.

Yes. Men between the ages of 18 and 22 can cross the border without hindrance.

Yes. Men aged 18 to 22 must have a passport and military registration document when traveling abroad.

The amount of the pension is calculated at the time of its assignment, and it depends on your salary for previous years and insurance experience, and not on the current average salary in Ukraine. The new data on the average salary are used to calculate pensions that will be assigned after their publication, and not to recalculate pensions that have already been assigned.

Single mothers who are not married, single adoptive parents, if there is no record of the father (mother) in the child's birth certificate or birth document, are entitled to child support for single mothers. To receive such assistance, you must contact the social protection authority or the Center for Administrative Services with the necessary documents.

An employee who works part-time is entitled to vacation at the same time as vacation at the main place of work. Since part-time work is a separate employment contract, vacation is issued by a separate order and can be used in parts.

No, police cannot issue a report for drunk driving without confirming the fact of intoxication (for example, based on the results of a breathalyzer test or a doctor's examination).

The fairness of punishing a serviceman for failing to follow an order is a complex legal issue that depends on the circumstances of the case, not on subjective opinion.

On August 26, the Cabinet of Ministers updated the procedure for crossing the state border. Now, men aged 18 to 22 will be able to leave Ukraine without hindrance during martial law. Men aged 18-22 will also need a military registration document, in addition to a passport, to travel abroad.

Article 369 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine. Offering, promising or providing an improper benefit to an official

1. An offer or promise to an official to provide him or a third person with an unlawful benefit, as well as the provision of such benefit for the official's performance or failure to perform any action in the interests of the person offering, promising or providing such benefit, or in the interests of a third person, using the power or official position granted to him -

shall be punishable by a fine of one thousand to four thousand tax-free minimum incomes of citizens or by restriction of liberty for a term of two to four years, or by imprisonment for the same term.

1. The acts provided for in Part One of this Article, committed repeatedly, -

shall be punishable by imprisonment for a term of three to six years with a fine of five hundred to one thousand tax-free minimum incomes of citizens, with or without confiscation of property.

1. The actions provided for in parts one or two of this article, if the unlawful benefit was provided to an official holding a responsible position, or were committed by a group of persons in prior conspiracy, -

shall be punishable by imprisonment for a term of four to eight years with or without confiscation of property.

1. The actions provided for in parts one, two or three of this article, if the unlawful benefit was provided to an official occupying a particularly responsible position, or were committed by an organized group of persons or its member, -

shall be punishable by imprisonment for a term of five to ten years with or without confiscation of property.