I read the news about a tragedy in Los Angeles where police suspect the couple's son of murder. I'm curious: if a similar situation happened here, can law enforcement detain a family member as a suspect based solely on suspicion, or must there be compelling evidence? And how quickly should the court decide on a preventive measure for such a person?
Following the news that a kindergarten worker in Australia has been charged with numerous crimes against children, I wondered how children are protected in childcare institutions in Ukraine. If something similar happens in our kindergarten, what is the liability for employees and administration? What control or inspection measures exist to prevent such cases, and where should parents report suspicions of a crime?
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?
If I participate in a protest against the CCC and broadcast it live on social media, can I be held criminally liable?
That not all persons who are reported as suspected of corruption crimes receive guilty verdicts? Should all corruption suspects necessarily receive verdicts?
In Lviv, a father forgot a cradle with his one-month-old son on the roof of the car, and it fell while driving. The child received numerous injuries. Do you think that the father should be held accountable for his actions if he has already been charged under Part 1 of Article 135 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine?
I don't understand how minors suspected of preparing a terrorist attack were given a preventive measure in the form of detention without the right to post bail - doesn't this contradict the norms of the legislation on the criminal responsibility of minors?
Do you consider the court's decision to replace the preventive measure of detention with bail in the amount of UAH 20 million for the former head of the MSEK of Khmelnytskyi region, who is suspected of illicit enrichment, fair?
I am interested in the case of the death of a 10-year-old boy at a children's football camp in the Kyiv region. The director of the academy has already been reported on suspicion of violating labor protection requirements. Can we assume that she will be held responsible for this violation if she is abroad and is on the international wanted list?
I am interested in whether law enforcement officers have the right to detain people who help conscripts to leave Ukraine without following the established rules? I read the news that three men were exposed in Cherkasy region who, for money, organized unhindered departure from Ukraine for conscripts. They were reported on suspicion under Part 3 of Article 332 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine.