I'm curious: if a person organized a scheme to illegally smuggle a conscript across the border, can they be considered an accomplice to the crime if they did not directly carry out the smuggling, but received money for organizing this process?
If I know that my friend wants to cross the border illegally, but I do not help him directly, but I may know about those who organize such schemes, will I be considered an accomplice to the crime under Part 3 of Article 332 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine?
I recently learned of a case where a man tried to bribe a border guard to "cover up" a scheme to smuggle illegal immigrants across the border. He was offered $4,000, but the border guard refused. Would it be a criminal offense on my part if I were in that man's shoes and tried to bribe him?
Three men tried to break through the Ukrainian-Slovak border with gas canisters and side cutters. Border guards established that all three acted on the instructions of a common organizer, who coordinated their actions remotely. Will the organizer of the illegal border crossing be held accountable under Ukrainian law?
I am trying to understand whether two men who were detained in Bukovina for organizing the illegal smuggling of a person across the state border can be considered guilty. They have been informed of suspicion under Part 3 of Article 332 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine. Are they subject to criminal liability?
I am interested in the question: can the organizer of an illegal border crossing scheme be considered guilty of a crime if he did not directly transport people across the border, but only organized and coordinated the actions of other persons?