If the parents of a minor child do not supervise their use of ChatGPT and it results in some harm to the child, will they be held liable for this? Are there any liability mechanisms in place in such a case?
I recently read a news story about two teenagers who tortured a 12-year-old boy and filmed the abuse on their phone. They face up to 10 years in prison. I wonder if their parents can be held accountable for the harm their children caused? Is this a practice in Ukraine?
I want to know whether there will be any changes in liability for failure to appear in court after the adoption of a new law by the Verkhovna Rada, which provides for a fine of up to 12 thousand hryvnias?
If an organization claims significant achievements, for example, saving tens of billions of dollars, but does not provide a public report for verification, can it be held liable? Should the officials who exercise oversight take measures to verify such claims?
In Lviv, a father forgot a cradle with his one-month-old son on the roof of the car, and it fell while driving. The child received numerous injuries. Do you think that the father should be held accountable for his actions if he has already been charged under Part 1 of Article 135 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine?
The bodies of two 14-year-old teenagers were found in Lviv. Can someone be held responsible for their deaths if they were left without adult supervision? I want to know if there is criminal liability for failure to fulfill parental duties towards minor children?