Can a fraudster be held accountable?
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?
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?
I have recently learned of cases where priests and others have helped men evade mobilization by hiding them under various objects or dressing them in women's clothing. Will these individuals be held accountable for such actions?
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?
What do you think, if a person offers services for illegal border crossing and claims to have connections with border guards, will he be held responsible for corrupt actions if these connections turn out to be fictitious?
If a person swindled money from me under the guise of helping me, can I report it to the police and hold them accountable if we were acquaintances?
I was scammed by an acquaintance who pretended to be a soldier and demanded money supposedly for medical treatment and a bulletproof vest for the front. Can I sue him and demand compensation?