In the case of throwing a newborn baby out of a dormitory window in Odessa, a woman has been detained and is being investigated for suspicion and a preventive measure. Will she be declared insane through a forensic psychiatric examination conducted as part of the investigation?
I am interested in what consequences await a woman who has just given birth to a child and throws it out of a fifth-floor window in Odessa. What articles of the Criminal Code of Ukraine can be applied in this case?
If a wife takes a child from an orphanage and becomes its guardian, is her husband also considered a guardian? Is he subject to mobilization in such a case?
Is it possible to be released from service (mobilized) if there are 2 children and the woman is pregnant with the third?
I'm worried because a woman abused her young daughter and filmed it for money. Will she be held accountable for the child exploitation article?
I am interested in the question of criminal liability of persons with mental disorders. If a person swallowed foreign objects due to a psychological disorder, can they be declared insane and in what cases can this happen?
I recently learned about a case where a father was evading child support payments. I am wondering if a person who has been evading child support payments for a long time can be held accountable, and what the consequences of such evasion might be?
If a person who set fire to a deputy's garage can be held accountable under the article on intentional destruction of property, then what sanctions are provided by law for such a crime?
The article is about a case where a 17-year-old mother was reported on suspicion of abandoning her child in danger. I want to know if a minor can be held criminally liable in Ukraine?