krainian statehood has existed and transformed for more than ten years in conditions of the Russian armed aggression. Although Ukraine’s institutional system has been constantly tested by political crises and corruption, and traditions of constitutionalism were not well established before the War, the State is a developing constitutional democracy. The political and legal reality that…
Category: Case law
Andrii Chernousov: Children in War, or How Russia Kills the Childhood
The Russian Federation continues to involve Ukrainian children in the War violating numerous international standards and treaties. Forced displacement of Ukrainian children remains widespread in territories that are temporarily occupied or under constant shelling. At the same time, there is still no single transparent algorithm or mechanism that allows Ukrainian children deported to Russia to…
Supreme Court (Ukraine): Artificial Intelligence Responses Are Not Recognised as a Source of Reliable, Acientifically Proven Information
Artificial intelligence can be a useful and helpful informative tool in the field of justice, but it cannot replace either a judge or the principles of relevance, admissibility and reliability of evidence provided for in Chapter 5 ‘Evidence and Proof’ of the Civil Procedure Code of Ukraine. This conclusion was reached by a panel of…