Students of the Faculty of Law deepened their knowledge of criminal law and the process at the national seminar in Lviv

Law students had a great opportunity to participate in the national seminar on criminal law and procedure, which took place on March 8-9 in Lviv!

The seminar program was rich and informative. Our students had the opportunity to listen to speeches by leading experts in the field of law:

Vyacheslav Navrotsky spoke about the draft of the new Criminal Code of Ukraine.

Oleh Mysyk shared his own experience with human rights violations through the prism of the practice of the European Court of Human Rights.

Volodymyr Lysyk spoke about the peculiarities of the ratification of the Rome Statute in Ukraine.

Yevhen Filipets highlighted the procedural features of criminal proceedings against the military, in particular the specifics of investigation and judicial jurisdiction.

Onisiya Synyuk spoke about the problematic issues of qualifying collaborative activities and its consequences for the legal system of Ukraine.

Kateryna Kotelva spoke about the peculiarities of the trial of criminal proceedings for crimes against the foundations of national security, the challenges of proving evidence in wartime.

The seminar became an excellent platform for exchanging knowledge and experience, as well as for discussing current issues of criminal law and procedure. Practitioner experts shared valuable insights and answered numerous questions, which sparked lively discussion. Particularly interesting were the practical cases that helped to better understand the complex aspects of the criminal process. Thank you to the lecturers for an interesting and informative lecture! Such events are extremely important for the formation of future professionals in the field of law.