If a person drives a car without a license and already has several fines for this violation, but continues to get behind the wheel, what are the possible consequences of his actions according to the legislation of Ukraine?
I am driving without a license and have been stopped by the police. Is there any way I can appeal their actions in stopping my car if they did not provide a detailed reason for doing so?
If I stay in Poland for more than 180 days, am I obliged to replace my Ukrainian driver's license with a Polish one to avoid a fine?
If I caused a traffic accident while drunk and someone died, what punishment could I face?
Can a man who is abroad and has the status of a conscript avoid criminal liability if he does not return home, and what are the consequences of failing to comply with the legal requirements for return?
I accidentally learned that in Zhytomyr, a Mitsubishi driver drove into a fountain while intoxicated and without a license. I am wondering if I can be held administratively liable if I get behind the wheel drunk one day but don't get into an accident?
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 person disagrees with a court decision, for example, regarding the sentence imposed on a loved one, does he or she have the right to appeal this decision and what are the deadlines for this by law?
If the police stopped a driver and accused him of drug use without sufficient grounds, and then took him to the CCC instead of a medical examination, can their actions be considered legal?
If a foreigner was promised help with obtaining a permanent residence permit in Ukraine for money, but instead they simply took the money and disappeared, can such actions of the perpetrator be considered a crime and what should the victim do in such a situation?
...authorities in the case of road accidents?
If I believe that the actions of government authorities violate my rights, can I challenge them in court, and what are the first steps I should take to do so?