The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine building was hit by a Russian missile. I am wondering: can I claim compensation for damages if my property was damaged during such an attack? What is the procedure in such a case?
Can an injured farmer claim compensation from the state if he was kidnapped by a company commander of a military unit with an accomplice?
If during the procurement process, an official did not conduct a proper analysis of market prices and this led to an overpayment, can his actions be considered grounds for prosecution under Ukrainian law?
Are state authorities responsible for the damage caused by the massive shelling of Ukraine if they approved a strategy to prepare for such actions?
Are Ukrenergo officials liable for the damage caused by the application of hourly power outage schedules during the war?
I am an individual whose business is located in Kyiv. Recently, the building of the Main Directorate of the State Tax Service in the capital was damaged as a result of Russian shelling. I am interested in the question: am I entitled to compensation for the damage caused to my business as a result of this shelling?
On the night of September 28, the Russian Federation shelled Kyiv, causing damage to residential buildings and civilian infrastructure. I live in one of the areas affected by the shelling. Am I entitled to compensation for property damage and how can I get it?
Please advise, can I get a deferment from military service if I have a 10-year-old child who lives with me (which is recognized by law) after a divorce in 2016, but now I am officially married to another woman?
Can a military serviceman who evaded service during martial law claim exemption from criminal liability if he voluntarily reports to a military unit?
Three servicemen in the Kyiv region sold fuel from their unit, causing losses of $23 thousand. They were reported on suspicion of large-scale embezzlement of diesel fuel. How can I qualify the actions of these individuals according to the law?
If a police officer committed theft while on duty, can this be considered a crime committed during martial law?
In Kyiv, a man kidnapped a cardiac surgeon, injected him with 'poison', and demanded 2 million dollars. The court found the attacker guilty and sentenced him to 10 years of imprisonment. How does the court assess the severity of such a crime, and what factors influence the choice of punishment?