Lawyer 153 CCU Sexual violence

Sexual violence: Legal aspect

Sexual violence, as stipulated by Article 153 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine, is a serious crime that violates the integrity of a person and his right to physical and mental safety. The defense of the accused in such cases is a complex process that requires in-depth knowledge of the law, a subtle understanding of the nuances of the case and adherence to ethical standards.
 

In situations related to sexual violence, a lawyer must ensure the protection of the rights of the defendant, guarantee a fair trial and protection from unfounded accusations, while respecting the rights of the injured party.

Legal stages of a lawyer's work

The process of legal support in such cases includes several important stages, each of which requires special attention and professionalism:

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   Initial consulting. The first stage includes an initial consultation, where the victim can talk about his situation. The lawyer will provide general information about the legal processes that may be involved.
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   Collection of evidence. A lawyer helps in gathering evidence, which may include medical certificates, witness statements, photo and video materials. It is important to ensure that all evidence is properly preserved.
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   Application submission. After collecting evidence, a lawyer helps to prepare and submit a statement to law enforcement authorities. This includes the preparation of all necessary documents.
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   Legal support. The lawyer provides support at all stages of the investigation and trial, including representation of the victim's interests in court.
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   Post-trial support. After the legal process is over, a lawyer can help with damages and other legal aspects.

Each stage is important for achieving justice and restoring rights, and the timely implementation of each of them is the key to success in the case.

Terms of service

In order for a legal service to be provided, certain conditions must exist:

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  Legal grounds. The service is provided if there are legal grounds, that is, when there is a suspicion of sexual violence. The victim must provide evidence or testimony that can confirm the fact of the crime.
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  Customer cooperation. It is important that the client is willing to cooperate with the lawyer by providing the necessary information and evidence. Cooperation is key to successful business.
• Confidentiality. The guarantee of confidentiality of information provided by the client is the basis of trust between the lawyer and the client. Legal assistance is provided in compliance with all ethical standards, which ensures the security of personal data and the circumstances of the case.

Only under these conditions can a lawyer properly represent the client's interests and ensure success in the case.

Conditions of non-provision of services

Lack of evidence. If there is insufficient evidence to confirm the fact of sexual violence, the lawyer may refuse to provide services. 

Refusal to cooperate. If the client refuses to cooperate or provide the necessary information, the lawyer may stop providing services.

Non-compliance with legal norms. If the case or the client's requirements do not comply with applicable legal norms or ethical standards, the lawyer has the right to refuse to provide services.

How to figure it out yourself?

Independent analysis of this issue requires the following actions:

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  Study of legislation. You can start on your own by studying the relevant legislation that regulates the issue of sexual violence. This will help you understand your rights and opportunities.
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  Collection of evidence. Start collecting evidence yourself: save all messages, photos, medical records. This may be useful in further investigation.
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  Search for support. Contact organizations that provide assistance to victims of sexual violence. They can provide both psychological and legal support.

These actions will allow you to make informed decisions and prepare for further legal steps.

Frequently asked questions

What does the cost of a lawyer's services depend on?

The cost of a lawyer's services in such complex cases is determined by several factors:

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   The complexity of the case. The more complex the case, the more time and resources a lawyer needs, which affects the cost of services.
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   Experience as a lawyer. Experienced lawyers can command higher rates because of their expertise and past successful cases.
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   Geographical location. The cost of services may vary depending on the region. Rates are usually higher in big cities than in smaller towns.
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   Additional costs. Additional costs may be added to the cost, such as court fees, examination costs and other related costs.

It is important to take into account all these aspects when planning the budget for the legal process in order to ensure the best result in the case.