Our new video examines a case of provocation to service for SZCh of a serviceman who was called up for alternative (non-military) service. Specific case number 2 reveals the problems faced by conscripts whose religious beliefs are incompatible with military service.
The video shows how a serviceman sought legal assistance when he received an order to storm the front, despite his limited fitness and alternative service status. Supported by Part 4 of Article 35 of the Constitution of Ukraine, he had the right to a replacement of military service due to his religious beliefs.
The video discusses the defense strategy provided by the attorney and how it is aimed at returning the serviceman to alternative service. Viewers will receive updates on the development of the case through subsequent videos. Subscribe to our channel to stay up to date with the latest news on this and other practical defense cases.
What military personnel need to know and the correct actions to take after receiving an order to dismiss.
Join us in this informative video where we will look at all the nuances of additional payments for military personnel upon discharge. In our first practical case, we will look at the specifics of a one-time cash payment of UAH 30,000 for a general illness.
You will learn:
Reasons for receiving this payment and what conditions must be met. List of persons entitled to this payment and what documents they must provide. Steps to take after receiving a termination order to ensure you receive all the benefits you are entitled to.
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Our new video examines practical case #1 related to military law. In this case, a serviceman faced a problem with provocation to the SZCh and the refusal of the command to provide a referral to the VLK.
We have taken on the task of providing legal assistance and developing a defense strategy for the serviceman. Our team of lawyers is determined to return the serviceman to further service, and we will inform you about the results of this work in the following videos.
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The criminal record of military services for the SZCh during the war period and in military minds was transferred to Part 5 of Article 407 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine: “The self-imposed deprivation of the military unit or the place of service as a military serviceman, as well as his failure to immediately report for service without good reasons, due to a combat situation, and so the very same things are trivial for three reasons, committed in the minds of a military camp,” - are punished by the reduction of freedom for lines ranging from five to ten fates. On June 13, 2023, the Verkhovna Rada praised bill No. 8235, which amended the Criminal Code “to eliminate penalties for criminal offenses.” Unauthorized deprivation of military service or place of service, as an administrative offense, qualifies as Article 172-11 of the Code of Ukraine on administrative offenses. In the minds of a military camp or a combat situation, these are the conditions that require responsibility for the SZCh.
