The director of a maritime company in Mykolaiv kept a large arsenal of weapons and ammunition at home. The court issued a verdict, but the question of the weapons' origin remained unanswered. How can the state strengthen control over the circulation of weapons among civilians to avoid similar incidents in the future?
I live in a city that recently suffered a massive earthquake. I wonder if officials who failed to adequately protect the population can be held accountable?
If Ukraine uses its own weapons to strike at Russian territory, are those who make decisions about these strikes criminally liable for the possible consequences of these actions?
I want to know if there are grounds to hold accountable the individuals who organized the armed attack on Andriy Parubiy? As I understand it, the investigation of this crime is ongoing, and the SBU has already been involved in it. I want to know what are the possible legal consequences for the organizers of this attack?
If I have a weapon but haven't declared it yet, will there be any consequences for me if I do it now?
I want to know whether officials are liable if they fail to provide assistance to civilians during the war in Ukraine? Are there any legislative acts that regulate this issue?