I am trying to understand whether two men who were detained in Bukovina for organizing the illegal smuggling of a person across the state border can be considered guilty. They have been informed of suspicion under Part 3 of Article 332 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine. Are they subject to criminal liability?
I'm curious: if a person organized a scheme to illegally smuggle a conscript across the border, can they be considered an accomplice to the crime if they did not directly carry out the smuggling, but received money for organizing this process?
If I, as a man of draft age, try to illegally leave Ukraine, can I expect any mitigation of punishment if I voluntarily notify the authorities of my intention?
I recently learned about cases of violation of NATO airspace by Russian aircraft. I am interested in whether a person who illegally crosses the border of Ukraine can be held accountable? What are the consequences provided for by law in such cases?
Three men tried to break through the Ukrainian-Slovak border with gas canisters and side cutters. Border guards established that all three acted on the instructions of a common organizer, who coordinated their actions remotely. Will the organizer of the illegal border crossing be held accountable under Ukrainian law?
I am interested in the question: can the organizer of an illegal border crossing scheme be considered guilty of a crime if he did not directly transport people across the border, but only organized and coordinated the actions of other persons?