I read about a case where a former police officer stole a car and received only a suspended sentence instead of actual imprisonment. I'm curious why for a crime like illegal possession of a car, one can receive such a lenient punishment? What determines whether a person actually goes to prison or only receives a suspended sentence, even if the value of the damage is significant?
If a person received a summons but did not appear at the CCC, and then refused to accept the second summons at all, what punishment can they expect? Can there be a suspended sentence if the person has good reasons for not appearing?
I am interested in whether it is possible to appeal the decision of the appellate court to impose a real sentence instead of a suspended sentence if the decision of the court of first instance was made on the basis of the defendant's admission of guilt?
Do you think it is necessary to legislatively regulate the issue of verifying the legality of conscripts receiving deferments from mobilization?
Can a man be held accountable for using the services of a doctor who falsified medical documents to avoid mobilization?
I have heard that many people are evading mobilization. I am interested in what the consequences might be if a person evades mobilization? Can they be held criminally liable?
I received a summons for military service during mobilization, but was unable to report to the CCC on time. Can I be held liable for draft evasion?
I received a summons to the CCC, but was unable to appear due to illness. Can I be held liable for evading mobilization if I provide the appropriate documents confirming my illness?
If a person committed a crime while in a state of limited sanity, can the court take this condition into account when determining punishment and apply coercive medical measures? For example, if a person suffers from schizophrenia and committed a serious crime.
If a serviceman does not carry out the commander's order, do you think it is fair for him to receive a real punishment in the form of a prison sentence of 5 to 10 years without the possibility of a lighter sentence or probation?
If a person commits a new crime during the probationary period, is the court required to impose a final sentence based on the totality of the sentences if the previous sentence was imposed in the form of imprisonment and the new sentence was imposed in the form of a fine?