I am interested in the question of whether treason can be considered completed if the person who committed it later voluntarily surrendered to the Armed Forces of Ukraine? I read about a case in Sumy where a man was sentenced to 15 years in prison for treason, but he surrendered after being wounded.
I found an old grenade at home and want to turn it in to the authorities. Will I be exempted from criminal liability for voluntarily surrendering a weapon if I did not know about it and did not use it before?
If I found a weapon and immediately declared it, but then law enforcement officers found out, can they hold me criminally liable under Part 1 of Article 263 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine if I voluntarily surrendered the weapon?
Do you consider the authorities' decision to exchange the lieutenant colonel of the Ukrainian Special Operations Forces, detained for treason, for captured Azov fighters to be justified? Were there other options for resolving this situation?
I am interested in the following situation: a former officer of the Armed Forces of Ukraine received 15 years for high treason and desertion. I want to know whether a civilian who voluntarily cooperates with the enemy can expect the same punishment?
I've been hearing a lot about treason cases lately. I'm wondering if treason is considered a crime and what the consequences might be for the person who commits it?
If I accidentally pass on information about a Ukrainian mobile operator to a third party that could be used for hostile purposes, will my actions be considered treason?
I don't understand whether treason is considered complete if a person served in the ranks of Russian military formations but did not use weapons against the Armed Forces of Ukraine?
I have a hunting rifle at home. How do I know if my children have access to it and something happens, can I be held liable? What should I do to avoid this?
I know a soldier who voluntarily left his unit during martial law but then returned. Will he be exempt from criminal liability under the new law?
I found my grandfather's old rifle at home. Should I hand it over to the police and will I be held responsible if I don't?
If a serviceman voluntarily left a military unit and returned to service, will he be exempt from criminal liability provided that he did not receive written consent from his commander to continue his service?
I accidentally found a message on social media offering easy money, which later turned out to be from my compatriots collaborating with the enemy. What should I do and am I facing criminal liability if I did not click on the link and did not respond to this message at all?