If CCC employees use force during document checks, do they have the legal right to do so? I mean if they do not have proper identification or if the check is carried out without justification.
If a police officer used a weapon on a person who was attacking others, is this considered a lawful use of force under the law? I am referring to a situation where a man attacked people, rescuers, and police officers, and was shot during an arrest.
If CCC representatives try to detain you on the street and you resist, what punishment can you receive under the law?
In light of recent events, I want to know how legal it is that now in Lviv Oblast TCC employees will check documents on the street without the presence of the police?
If I receive a power of attorney from a person abroad, will I be able to check its validity through the Unified Register of Powers of Attorney using a QR code in the "Diya" application?
Good afternoon, a district order was issued that, in addition to the passport, military ID or a certificate of enrollment at the conscription station will be checked at checkpoints. The question is, if a 53-year-old man is not conscripted and does not have a military ticket, is he not a conscript, will he be allowed at the checkpoint or not?
If the CCC requires original documents to execute the decision of the VLK, can I refuse to provide them and what will happen to me for that?
How can the High Anti-Corruption Court confiscate the property of a police officer and his family in favor of the state if the assets were not registered in his name?
If the police unreasonably demand that the driver admit to a traffic violation under the threat of being taken to the Traffic Police, can their actions be appealed in court?
If the police apply psychological pressure on the driver when drawing up the report, can such a report be appealed in court? I mean, if the driver did not commit an offense, but was forced to sign the report under pressure from the police.
I was in a situation where I was aggressive and bit one of the police officers during a document check. Can I be held criminally liable for this?