Specificity of personal characteristics of juvenile offenders with different levels of guilt awareness by N. V. Hresa, I. V. Zhdanova, O. G. Marchenko

“…Based on the theoretical analysis of the philosophical, psychological, scientific and legal literature and the study of legislative acts, the authors characterise guilt as a psychological formation which includes cognitive (assessment of criminal law consequences of a criminal act), behavioural (desire to confess to a crime, to condemn one's actions in front of other convicts, assessment of the likelihood of committing a crime in the future) and emotional (assessment of the attitude towards the crime, its consequences, the victim and the court verdict) components. …”
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"(In)justice" of suffering in family law by Đerlek Minela

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Conditions for compensation for moral damage caused to the employee by O. I. Panchenko

“…It is argued that since moral suffering always “accompanies” a violation of an employee’s legal labour rights, the presumption of moral damages should be enshrined in law. Based on the study of relevant sources and regulations, the author provides her own definition of the concept of “employer’s guilt”.…”
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Changes in the legal regulation of criminal proceedings under martial law by O. V. Salmanov

“…The investigator and prosecutor may obtain evidence of a person's guilt, which may contradict his or her rights and freedoms. …”
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Circumstances to Be Clarified under the Investigation of Interference into Law Enforcement Officer’s Activity by V. O. Gusieva

“…Taking into account the specified scientific provisions, the author has defined a detailed list of circumstances to be clarified during the investigation of interference in the activities of a law enforcement officer. It has been established that the circumstances to be clarified during the interference in the activities of a law enforcement officer include: 1) circumstances related to the criminal offense, namely: time, place, situation and traces of a criminal offense, methods of its commission (preparation, direct commission and concealment), tools and means used during the interference, the scope of procedural costs; circumstances that are the basis for ceasing criminal proceedings; the reasons and conditions that contributed to the commission of a criminal offense; 2) circumstances related to the identity of the victim, including: socio-demographic characteristics of the victim, place of work, position held; official and functional responsibilities, the victim’s belonging to a law enforcement agency during the commission of a criminal offense against him; the type and scope of damage caused to the victim; 3) circumstances related to the identity of the offender, namely: socio-demographic data of the offender, physiological and psychological condition, gender, citizenship, financial status, place of work, the record of criminal conviction and the facts of bringing to administrative liability; the presence of dependent disabled people; the presence of guilt in the form of direct intent, the purpose of the action; circumstances that aggravate or mitigate the punishment of the offender are grounds for releasing from criminal liability or punishment that exclude criminal liability; presence of accomplices.…”
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Procedural tactics in the investigation of property damage to a law enforcement officer by A. P. Chyzh

“…One of the structural components of the forensic methodology for investigating intentional destruction or damage to property of a law enforcement officer is the specific tactics of certain investigative (detective) actions. …”
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PRINCIPLES OF APPLICATION OF FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATIVE SANCTIONS IN THE LEGAL DOCTRINE OF UKRAINE AND THE WORLD by Ivan Shumeiko, Iryna Svitlyshyna, Olga Sokolenko

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Wpływ prawa rzymskiego na kształtowanie się wybranych instytucji prawa ukraińskiego — uwagi na marginesie art. 291 k.p.k. by Wojciech J. Kosior

“…The article analyses Roman influences on Ukrainian criminal proceedings focusing on the institution of an indictment, which marks the conclusion of the initial stage of the proceedings by accumulating evidence of a person’s perpetration and guilt. The impetus for undertaking such research stems from similar considerations regarding the influence of Roman law on the construction of the Polish indictment. …”
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Transitional justice mechanisms and processes: international experience for restoring Ukraine’s sovereignty and national security by O. V. Cherviakova

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Prawo karne jako narzędzie przeciwko wulgaryzacji języka by Marek Derlatka

“…Total freedom of speech advocates do not see the need to protect language, and certainly not by means of criminal law. Beauty lovers who appreciate the aesthetics and richness of language will stand up for its protection, even with the use of criminal law. …”
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Protection of housing rights of Ukrainian citizens in conditions of armed aggression of the Russian Federation against Ukraine by Samoylenko G., Kosyrev D.

“…The results of the study can be used in law-making and law-enforcement activities to solve problematic issues of protection of housing rights in the conditions of armed aggression of the Russian Federation against Ukraine.…”
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Сhanging the legal qualification of the facts of a person’s disappearance: a practical aspect by Т. Р. Kavіerina

“…The actions of an investigator at various stages of pre-trial investigation of such criminal offences have been analysed, taking into account investigative situations directly related to premeditated murder as a result of violation of the laws and customs of war. The grounds for changing the legal qualification in criminal proceedings on the facts of missing persons have been proposed. …”
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On the problematic issues of bringing a person to administrative responsibility: organization and legal principles by S. A. Rezanov

“…There are some comments on the legal and organization regulation of the procedure for establishing the identity of the offender, proving his or her guilt, recording and providing evidence, administrative detention, and more. …”
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Modern Scientific Approaches on Defining an Administrative Offense by O. V. Panaciuk

“…It has been emphasized that any violation of administrative law should be considered as an administrative offense, while an administrative misdemeanor is an illegal act, which entails the imposition of an administrative penalty according to the law. …”
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Possible ways to increase the efficiency of the institution of power lustration in Ukraine by V. B. Pchelin

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Proving Corruption in the Investigative and Judicial Practice of Ukraine: Problems and Solutions by R. L. Stepaniuk, V. V. Kikinchuk, M. H. Shcherbakovskyi

“…At the same time, procedural and tactical mistakes, as well as abuses on the part of prosecution agents, which lead to deficiencies in the process of proving the guilt of officials who commit corruption offences, are very common in the practice of the Ukrainian law enforcement agencies in this area.…”
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Characteristics of Offender’s Personality who Committs False Suggestion of the Court or Other Authorized Agency by K. S. Kotlubaeva

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Specific features of obtaining and using electronic evidence in criminal proceedings by I. O. Teslenko

“…Therefore, one of the ways to record (document) such illegal activities effectively is to obtain (collect) electronic evidence by law enforcement agencies in criminal proceedings. …”
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Experiencing the Loss of an Adult Child in Old Age by A.A. Agisheva

“…Losses of children performing official duties during military operations are associated with extremely high ambivalence of experiences, while losses associated with emergency situations are associated with survivor's guilt. Illegal grief (death due to a stigmatized disease, suicide, violation of the law, substance use) is burdened by shame, which prevents getting help. …”
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Capital Punishment without Capital Trials in Japan’s Lay Judge System by David T. Johnson

“…In May 2009, Japan began a new trial system in which ordinary citizens sit with professional judges in order to adjudicate guilt and determine sentence in serious criminal cases. …”
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