Mobilization of persons with a criminal record
Can a person convicted of a serious crime be mobilized into the AFU during martial law if they were previously removed from the military register?
Can a person convicted of a serious crime be mobilized into the AFU during martial law if they were previously removed from the military register?
The Constitutional Court of Ukraine is considering a case on the legality of the ban on adoption for individuals with certain criminal records. The Supreme Court believes that such a ban may violate the right to rehabilitation and create lifelong consequences. Does this mean that soon individuals with a criminal record will be able to become adopters?
If the wife is the guardian of a child deprived of parental care. Is the husband also considered a guardian, can he go abroad together with the child and wife, is he subject to mobilization? Guardianship over the child was established jointly, but only the wife was recorded in the document on the appointment of the guardian.
On what grounds can people with a criminal record be included in the draft and on what grounds - not? Do the grounds for dismissal apply to people with a criminal record?
If I am subject to military service, can I avoid mobilization after the ceasefire if I have valid reasons, such as health or family circumstances?
(sanction of Article 6-10r, the case is in court at the stage of consideration of evidence). He passed the medical board (a summons was served at the checkpoint, he showed up - to be sent to the medical board), in good health. I am interested in 2 questions: Can it still be mobilized? If he cannot be mobilized, what documents/certificates must be submitted to the military office and which law should be referred to?
Are they mobilized with a criminal record?
I want to adopt a child. Do I need to personally apply to the DRACS department to obtain a new birth certificate after the court decision on adoption, or can I do this through a representative?
What documents are required for adopting a child?