What is your opinion on the decision of the High Council of Justice regarding the disciplinary action against the judge of the Supreme Judicial Council of Ukraine, Viktor Maslov, who forbade the suspect from communicating with "everyone in the world"? Do you think that such a decision could affect judicial practice in Ukraine regarding the observance of the right to defense?
I am a party to a legal proceeding, and the judge who heard my case was dismissed by a decision of the High Council of Justice. I would like to know if this judge can appeal this decision and how?
I am interested in your opinion on whether Bohdan Lvov's actions, which consisted of providing instructions to the judges in the "Medvedchuk Pipes" case, can be considered to be in accordance with the law and the norms of judicial procedure?
If a person is acquitted due to lack of evidence of a crime, can they claim compensation for moral damage caused during the investigation?
Do you believe that replacing the subsistence minimum with a tool size for calculating judges' salaries could pose a threat to judicial independence?
I read the news that three men who tried to illegally leave for Moldova were charged with administrative offenses under Article 204-1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses. I wonder if I consider the judge who considered this case and made a decision based on the available evidence to be properly performing his duties if it was later discovered that one of the men provided false information about himself during the trial?