The first lesson of the School of Scientific Leadership in the new academic year was held on the topic “Main directions of activity and prospects for the development of the School of Scientific Leadership of KhNUIA”.

Viktor Lazariev, Professor of the Department of Theory and History of State and Law, together with Victoria Bila, an investigator of the Special Police Department No. 1 of Pervomaiskyi District Police Department of the Main Department of National Police in Mykolaiv Region, conducted a binary lesson on the discipline “Theory of State and Law” on the topic “Sources of Law” for the cadets of the ERI No. 1.

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The report was made by Serhii Shatrava, Head of the Research Laboratory for Pre-trial Investigation of the ERI No. 1. He focused the attention of scientists on the activities of the National Police in conditions that complicate the operational situation, as well as stabilization measures to restore the de-occupied territories of territorial communities.

This was the topic of a binary lesson for the cadets of the ERI #2, who practiced the methods of conducting a surface check, as well as the technique of handcuffing in different positions. The practical lesson was conducted by Oleksii Patsaliuk, an instructor at the training center of Vinnytsia Regional Police, together with representatives of the Department of Tactical and Special Training.

Artem Makarov is a second-year cadet of Kharkiv National University of Internal Affairs, a police officer from Vinnytsia region. This story of rescue is horrifying because it is based on the intention to kill - a mother was drowning her son in a pond. It was at this time that Artem Makarov heard the screams and immediately rushed to the rescue.

The commentary is devoted to the study of the scientific and theoretical foundations of the crime under Article 111 2 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine “Aiding the aggressor state”, various aspects of its practical application under the legal regime of martial law, and the distinction of this crime from related ones.

The course was attended by higher education applicants and academic staff of the ERI №4. Obtaining certificates was not only a confirmation of knowledge, but also an obligation to adhere to ethical principles in teaching and learning to obtain quality education, writing research, etc.

“International Criminal Court. Ratification of the Rome Statute of the ICC” was the topic of the lecture, which was attended by representatives of the Department of Constitutional and International Law and Human Rights: Professors Yurii Kolomiiets, Andrii Voitsikhovskyi and Dmytro Slynko, Associate Professors Oleksandr Radchenko and Daria Heta, as well as Senior Lecturer Nataliia Filipska.

A binary lesson on the discipline “Criminalistics” was held with the 3rd year students of the ERI No. 2 with the participation of Natalia Todorovska, a senior criminalist of the Criminalistics Department of the Investigation Department of the Main Department of the National Police in Vinnytsia region, and Oleksandr Yukhno, a professor of the Department of Criminalistics and Forensic Science of the ERI No. 1.