Can a person who has been excluded from the Commission on the Higher Civil Service Corps appeal this decision in court if he or she considers it illegal?
I recently learned about a case where a soldier was unable to carry out an order from his commander due to health reasons and was acquitted by a court. I wonder if a soldier can refuse to carry out an order at all if he considers it illegal or dangerous to his life or health?
What criteria should be taken into account when appointing members of the High Council of Justice under the President's quota to ensure their independence and objectivity?
Do you think the resumption of competitions for civil service positions from June 1, 2026 will be an effective mechanism for selecting qualified personnel?
I want to participate in the competition for the position of a member of the Competition Commission for the Selection of Members of the Supreme Judicial Council. Do I have the right to submit documents if I am a judge of a commercial court, but do not work in Kyiv or Odessa?
If the High Council of Justice plans to renew the judicial corps by a third within two years, does this mean that I will be able to appeal the decision of a judge who will be elected during this renewal, using the same procedures as the decisions of other judges?
If a serviceman believes that a commander is illegally demanding a bribe or violating his rights, can he challenge these actions in court?
He opened all the boxes, broke things. Maybe he stole something, I don't know, there was no description of the parcels.
What is the punishment if I refuse to perform a combat mission?
Can a serviceman avoid criminal liability for refusing to obey an order during martial law if he was in a state of psychological breakdown as a result of participation in combat operations?
I am a military member and have received an order that I believe is against the law. Do I have the right to refuse to carry it out? What are the consequences for me if I refuse?