Recently, Mark Rutte expressed the opinion that Russia's war against Ukraine could end by the end of 2025. How can these statements affect the legal decisions and actions of the Ukrainian authorities? Can such statements be considered as a basis for making certain legal decisions or actions?
Are Ukrainian courts ready for the integration of artificial intelligence for the analysis of legal cases and decision-making, as is happening in other countries, and what consequences might this have for the legal system of Ukraine?
I recently learned that U.S. President Donald Trump has approved a 28-point plan to settle Russia's war against Ukraine. This plan was developed by high-ranking officials of his administration together with a Russian envoy and individual Ukrainian officials. However, the details of this plan remain undisclosed. I am interested in whether such a plan is a legal way to end the war and whether it complies with international law?
I recently heard about the news about Ukraine’s efforts to counter Russian aggression. I wonder if there is a possibility to hold accountable those who publicly support the war against Ukraine, for example through social media posts or other public statements?
Are residents of occupied territories entitled to compensation for property damaged or destroyed during the war if they do not have documents confirming ownership?
Ruslan Stefanchuk announced Ukraine's "red lines" in negotiations to end the war. What does this mean from a legal point of view and can there be consequences for Ukraine if these "lines" are crossed?
The USA plans to present a new agreement on ending the war in Ukraine without the participation of Ukraine and its allies in Europe. The plan may be presented to Volodymyr Zelenskyy as early as tomorrow during a meeting with the American delegation. I would like to know if it is legal to sign such an agreement without Ukraine's participation?
Do you believe that the use of artificial intelligence in the Ukrainian judicial system can improve the efficiency of legal proceedings? What do you think are the main risks and benefits of this?
I want to know whether artificial intelligence will be used to make court decisions within the framework of the "Electronic Court" project, and what guarantees will be provided to avoid errors?
If I, as a lawyer, use artificial intelligence to prepare materials for court, am I responsible for the accuracy of the information generated by the AI?
In the USA, artificial intelligence is increasingly being used to create falsified evidence in courts. How should our courts respond to such challenges and what legislative changes are needed to combat AI-falsifications?
Should Ukraine implement artificial intelligence into the judicial system, as is being done in the Philippines, and what risks might this bring?