Due Process of Law: The Boundary Between Justice and Arbitrariness
Why due process defines the boundary of lawful State coercion in criminal proceedings
Insights
“Reasonable Doubt” as a Criterion for Applying the Presumption of Innocence
The presumption of innocence, the standard of proof and the limits of judicial conviction in criminal proceedings
Seizure of Property under Article 1057-1 of the Civil Code of Ukraine: Limits of Application and Common Strategic Errors by Creditors
Limits of application, security instruments and common strategic mistakes made by creditors
Due Process of Law: The Boundary Between Justice and Arbitrariness
Operational, asset, document, management and reputation risks arising from criminal proceedings
Due Process of Law: The Boundary Between Justice and Arbitrariness
Why the first court decision restricting liberty often defines the further logic of the defence
Attorneys at Law “Gromov & Gromova” Protected the Client’s Rights in a Dispute Concerning the Invalidity of a Credit Agreement and Mortgage Agreement
Court practice in disputes concerning financial transactions, security instruments and protection of client rights
Protection of Private Life and Personal Data: Mikheil Saakashvili’s Lawyers Secured the Opening of a Pre-Trial Investigation
Responding to unlawful disclosure of personal information and protecting private correspondence
Due Process of Law: The Boundary Between Justice and Arbitrariness
Mediation as a tool for rational dialogue, control over the dispute and a negotiated solution
Mobilization and the Line of Coercion: A Lawyer’s View on the Forced Involvement of Civilians in Military Service in Ukraine
A lawyer's view on the balance between the duty to defend the State and limits of permissible interference
Violation of the Right to Human Dignity: Status Quo
Article 3 of the European Convention, ECtHR practice and the absolute prohibition of inhuman treatment
Mobilization Practice: What to Do If Reserve+ Shows You as “Wanted”
A legal algorithm for checking grounds, documents, registration data and possible appeal options
Reintegrative Shaming: How Restorative Justice Can Reduce the Harm Caused by Crime
How responsibility, dialogue and restoration may reduce the harm caused by crime
The Inadmissibility of Excessive Violence in the Conduct of Hostilities
Limits on the use of force, civilian protection and principles of international humanitarian law
Establishing an Attorneys’ Association in Ukraine: Legal Models, Registration and Transition from a Limited Liability Company
Legal models, registration, tax consequences and transition from a limited liability company
Due Process of Law: The Boundary Between Justice and Arbitrariness
Legal preparation of the manufacturer, documents, compliance and readiness to work with the State customer