A Finnish national who had been delivering humanitarian aid to the military since 2022 was charged under Article 286(2) of the Criminal Code of Ukraine. The first sentence — six years — was quashed on appeal; after a fresh trial the term was cut to four years and part of the civil claims dismissed. The case was covered by Ukrainian and Finnish media alike.

Proceedings under Article 125(1) of the Criminal Code of Ukraine. The defence maintains that the client did not start the confrontation, that he too sustained injuries confirmed by forensic medical examination, and that both sets of proceedings — over the injuries suffered by each side — should go to court.

Charges against the former head of an educational institution in the Poltava region under Articles 191(5), 27(3), 362(3) and 366(1) of the Criminal Code of Ukraine, concerning the use of funds paid under vouchers for driver training. Prosecutors have sent the indictment to court; the case has only just entered the trial stage. An indictment is not a verdict, and none of the circumstances set out in it has yet been tested by a court.

A pre-trial investigation under Articles 368(3), 369-2(3) and 27(5) of the Criminal Code of Ukraine. We act for a doctor at the regional hospital. At this stage two questions decide everything — the limits of the suspicion itself and the preventive measure: the court chose detention with bail set as an alternative. A notice of suspicion is not proven guilt, and the investigation is still under way.

Disciplinary proceedings against judges, appeals against decisions of the disciplinary chambers, and reports of interference with a judge’s work. Sittings of the High Council of Justice are open, broadcast and documented on the Council’s official website — the direct links to the case materials are below.