If I make a knowingly false call to special services, for example, report a drug theft that actually did not occur, can I avoid liability under Article 183 of the Code of Administrative Offenses if I then voluntarily report my joke to law enforcement agencies?
If I write a false report about a building being mined, for example, the school where I study, can I avoid criminal liability under Article 259 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine if I notify law enforcement officers about it before they begin the inspection?
I wonder if a person can be held liable for falsely claiming to have certain documents or degrees, as in the case of French Prime Minister Le Corneille, who was accused of lying about his master's degree?
How will the fraudsters who scammed EU citizens out of $250,000 be punished? Will they be able to avoid liability?
I recently learned about a case where a man made a knowingly false call about bombing the Office of the President due to dissatisfaction with his dismissal from work. He was reported as suspected under Part 2 of Article 259 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine. I am wondering if I could be held accountable if I accidentally made such a call as a joke or out of emotional distress?
If an organization claims significant achievements, for example, saving tens of billions of dollars, but does not provide a public report for verification, can it be held liable? Should the officials who exercise oversight take measures to verify such claims?