Andreys Pildehovych has experience in diplomatic work, but can he influence judicial decisions in Ukraine? Are there any legislative restrictions on the intervention of foreign diplomats in judicial processes?
I learned that a meeting of judges was held at the Commercial Court of Cherkasy Region, where a new chairman and deputy chairman were elected. Can I appeal this decision if I believe that it was made in violation of the procedure?
A deputy of the Russian State Duma was convicted in absentia in Ukraine for supporting the ratification of friendship treaties with the "DPR" and "LPR." Does this mean that other citizens who express support for such actions can be held accountable for encroaching on the territorial integrity of Ukraine?
US President Donald Trump's special envoy for Ukraine, Keith Kellogg, has announced that he plans to leave his post in January. Does this mean Kyiv will lose one of the most pro-Ukrainian representatives in Trump's circle? What will happen next with US support for Ukraine?
If a person who has committed a serious crime, such as murder, evades responsibility, can they be held criminally liable in absentia?
If a diplomat enjoying diplomatic immunity committed suicide in the host country, can the victim's family file a civil lawsuit against local authorities for moral damages caused by possible negligence or improper performance of duties by local authorities?