The U.S. Department of Justice has charged 34-year-old DeCarlos Brown in the murder of 23-year-old Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska. Can he stand trial in the U.S. and what possible punishment does he face?
I want to know if I believe it is fair to impose the death penalty on DeCarlos Brown if he is found guilty of the murder of Iryna Zarutskaya?
If a person impersonates another person and demands money over the Internet, can this be considered fraud and what are the mechanisms for holding such actions accountable?
The article states that in the Kirovohrad region, a group of officials seized land worth 4 million UAH. Is there criminal liability for such actions under Ukrainian law, and what are the possible consequences for those involved?
If I find out that a judge has committed a criminal offense, can I personally initiate the issue of his liability, or do I need to contact any authorities?
If a person ordered the murder of his sibling over an inheritance, but the perpetrators contacted law enforcement and the murder was staged, can this person be held criminally liable for attempted murder if no harm was actually caused?
If she illegally enriched herself during the war, but then voluntarily returned the illegally obtained assets? Would this be considered grounds for exemption from liability?
If the Antifa movement is recognized as a terrorist organization in Ukraine, will Ukrainians who support this movement be held criminally liable under Ukrainian law?
Can the former head of the Genichesk District Court, Yulia Berlimova, who was sentenced in absentia to life imprisonment, be brought to serve her sentence if she is in the temporarily occupied territory?
If a conscript died during transportation to the training center as a result of his own actions, are representatives of the CCC responsible?
Do I consider the court's decision to sentence Artem Kosov to life imprisonment for the murder of a teenager on a funicular in Kyiv to be fair, if the accused pleaded guilty but stated that he had no intention of killing?
If the court ordered the defendant to submit a report on the execution of the court decision, but the defendant failed to do so, does the court have the right to impose a fine on the defendant's manager - a subject of public authority - immediately, or is it necessary to first consider the issue of changing the method and procedure for executing the court decision?