Lawyer 345 CCU Threat or violence against a law enforcement officer

Threat to the police

Threat or violence against a law enforcement officer is a serious crime, stipulated by Article 345 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine. Such a legal situation may lead to criminal liability for violation of the legal rights and duties of law enforcement officials. Given the importance of this crime for maintaining law and order in the country, cases involving violence or threats against law enforcement officers are often accompanied by a detailed investigation and a high level of judicial control. 

In such a situation, it is especially important to contact a qualified lawyer who will be able to effectively protect your interests, taking into account the specifics of this category of cases and the possible consequences for the accused.

Legal stages

It is important to consider in detail the main stages through which each case goes:

• Consultation and determination of legal strategy: During the consultation, all the circumstances of the case and the legal status of the client are determined. This is followed by a discussion of possible defense strategies.
• Representation in preliminary investigative actions: The lawyer represents the client during preliminary investigative actions, such as interrogations and other procedural steps.
• Preparation of evidence and arguments: Preparation for the trial includes collecting evidence, testimony and preparing defense arguments.
• Participation in court hearings: Representation of the client's interests at all stages of the trial, including court hearings.
• Appeal and cassation: If necessary, an appeal or cassation service is additionally provided in case of dissatisfaction with the court's decision.

Each legal stage is important for achieving a successful outcome in the case. Professional management of each stage - from consultation to appeal - can significantly increase the chances of winning and protecting the client's rights.

Under what conditions can the service be provided?

It is important to understand that in order to receive assistance from a qualified lawyer, specific conditions must be met:

1. Availability to the customer: Legal assistance can be provided if the customer (client) turns to the lawyer with a request for help and is ready to cooperate.
2. Need for legal assistance: The service can be provided if the customer needs legal assistance in solving issues related to legal aspects.
3. Legal competence: Legal aid can be provided if the lawyer has the appropriate competence and knowledge in the required area of law.

It is the above conditions that affect the provision of a lawyer's services.

Under what conditions the service cannot be provided?

Conflict of interest: If there is a conflict of interest between the client and the lawyer, the latter may refuse to provide services.

Inability to pay: If a person cannot pay for the services of a lawyer and is not entitled to free legal aid, the lawyer may refuse to provide services.

Lack of competence: If a lawyer does not have the necessary experience or specialization to solve a specific case, he can refuse to provide services.

How to figure it out on your own?

Although contacting a lawyer is the most effective way to resolve legal issues, sometimes you can try to figure it out yourself in the following way:

1. Research: Start by researching a topic that interests you. Use reliable sources such as legislation, legal websites or publications from human rights organizations.
2. Consult the documents: Read all relevant documents, such as contracts, court documents or legislation, to understand your rights and responsibilities.
3. Tips infrom the experts: If you have the opportunity, consult a lawyer or other legal professional. They can help you understand complex aspects of the issue.

Independently resolving legal issues is possible, although it requires significant effort and time. However, for complex issues, contacting a qualified lawyer remains the best option.

Frequently asked questions

What does the cost of services depend on?

The price may depend on several factors. Among them are the complexity and scale of the case, the presence of aggravating or mitigating circumstances, as well as the scope of the necessary actions: whether it is just a consultation, preparation of documents or full support of the case in court. The cost may also vary depending on the lawyer's experience, his reputation, as well as the urgency and need for additional services, such as conducting investigations or involving experts.