If the electronic warfare system was activated while the car was moving and the tachograph data was distorted, am I responsible for possible violations if I correctly recorded the data manually according to the instructions?
How can the use of a polygraph in forensic examinations affect the fairness of a court decision, and what are the risks associated with its application?
...the work done, there were no comments about the work and the service was paid for in the amount of 100%. The work was sealed with a healing film with the consent of the consumer. The film should be on the tattoo for 4-5 days. According to the consumer, only after removing the film on the 5th day after providing the service, she saw that she was not satisfied with the quality of the work done. When asked why there were no comments at the session and after the session and the work was paid for, the consumer explained that she did not have time to look at the quality of the work performed. Two weeks after the provision of the service, the consumer filed a complaint with a demand for a refund of 100% of the price of the service to eliminate the shortcomings of the work performed, relying on the law on consumer rights. There was no contract between me and the consumer. Do I have to return the money by law?
I want to know whether representatives of the CCC have the right to demand that I provide documents during body camera video recording if I am not subject to military service?
I am a military serviceman and I am interested in whether the data in the Impulse system will be available after mobilization if I am temporarily seconded to another unit?
If the investigator inspected the scene of the incident before entering information into the ERDR and without the participation of the prosecutor, and the prosecutor was appointed only the next day, are the investigator's actions considered to violate the norms of the CPC?