If I have repeatedly violated traffic rules and have been deprived of my driving license, but I continue to drive, what are the consequences for me? Can the court decide to confiscate my car?
If the police stop a car and suspect the driver of driving under the influence of alcohol, but the driver refuses to undergo an examination on the spot or at a medical facility, what consequences may there be for the driver?
Can the disciplinary practice of British lawyers be useful for Ukraine? What disciplinary offenses of lawyers have the greatest public significance and is it necessary to introduce such a practice in our country?
If, as a lawyer, I inadvertently make a professional error, for example, not responding to a client's email, and then try to correct it but accidentally delete the email, can I be disbarred?
Do you think the Tesla driver should have acted differently in a situation where he had to yield the road to the "fast lane"?
I would like to know if a court can deprive a driver of their driving license for two years if they left the scene of a traffic accident but claim they were unaware of the collision?
What are the consequences for a driver who caused a traffic accident while under the influence of alcohol and tried to bribe another road user, as in the case of former NFL player Jay Cutler?
If a drunk driver causes a traffic accident in which people are injured, can he count on a reduced sentence?
The article tells about a case where an 18-year-old driver was stopped by inspectors for violating traffic rules, and a breathalyzer confirmed the presence of alcohol in his body. His older brother tried to bribe the police to save the younger one from responsibility. Does the legislation of Ukraine provide for punishment for a driver who drove a car while intoxicated for the third time in a year?
If I drove a car while intoxicated and was previously disqualified from driving, what punishment do I face under Ukrainian law?