I am a man subject to military service. I recently learned about a case where a police officer helped evaders flee the country for money. His actions were classified as facilitating the organization of illegal smuggling of people across the state border. I am interested in whether such actions of a police officer can be considered corruption?
If the police stopped a driver and accused him of drug use without sufficient grounds, and then took him to the CCC instead of a medical examination, can their actions be considered legal?
What do you think, if a person offers services for illegal border crossing and claims to have connections with border guards, will he be held responsible for corrupt actions if these connections turn out to be fictitious?
If a police officer blocked the road for the car of the president of another country during his official visit, can he be held liable for violating international traffic rules and regulations?
I want to understand whether the actions of a former employee of the State Emergency Service, who illegally increased the cost of rescue kits and facilitated the receipt of illegal benefits by another legal entity, constitute corruption? In this case, is it necessary to additionally prove the fact of his receipt of personal benefits?
If the police apply psychological pressure on the driver when drawing up the report, can such a report be appealed in court? I mean, if the driver did not commit an offense, but was forced to sign the report under pressure from the police.