I am wondering if it is possible to use surveillance video footage as evidence in court, for example, if a suspect in a crime is caught on camera. Does such evidence require special processing or can it be used directly?
Article 62 of the Constitution of Ukraine states that a person is presumed innocent until proven guilty in accordance with the law and established by a court verdict. How does this work in practice? Does this mean that I have to collect evidence of my innocence myself if a criminal case is opened against me?
If a woman gave birth to a child and then got rid of it by throwing it out a window, can she be held criminally liable for murder if there is evidence that the child was born alive?
I wonder if the new panel of judges will be able to consider the case of the murder on the Kyiv funicular, taking into account all the previous circumstances and evidence provided during the previous hearings?
If law enforcement officers search my home without a court order, but on suspicion of committing a serious crime, will they be able to use the evidence obtained during such a search if I challenge their actions?
If the bank did not provide the evidence requested by the court, but there was no repeated ruling on the re-request of the evidence, can the appellate court reduce the fine to the minimum amount in accordance with Part 1 of Article 148 of the Code of Civil Procedure of Ukraine? I understand that the appellate court reduced the bank's fine in the case of failure to appear without proper notice.
If I work for a company that cannot pay my salary on time due to hostilities, will the employer be liable? What evidence must he provide to avoid a fine?
What are my next steps if the police do not respond to my report of damage to my car that I saw but have no direct evidence of?
What documents or evidence may be required to confirm it?