Iryna Hlovyuk, attorney, Doctor of Law, associate professor, and research advisor at BARRISTERS Law Firm, and Mykola Pashkovsky, Candidate of Law, associate professor, and research advisor at BARRISTERS Law Firm Mykola Pashkovsky, Ph.D. in Law, Associate Professor, and Scientific Advisor at BARRISTERS Law Firm, will participate in a continuing legal education seminar for attorneys dedicated to the exercise and protection of human rights under martial law.
On December 12, 2018, a professional development seminar for attorneys will be held, focusing on the exercise and protection of human rights under martial law. The seminar is organized by the Committee on Constitutional Justice and Human Rights of the Odesa Regional Bar Association.
Iryna Hlovyuk, attorney, Doctor of Law, associate professor, and research advisor at BARRISTERS Law Firm, as well as a member of the Scientific Advisory Council at the Supreme Court, and Mykola Pashkovsky, Candidate of Law, associate professor, scientific advisor at BARRISTERS Law Firm, and a member of the Scientific Advisory Council at the Supreme Court, will address the following issues regarding the protection of the right to life under martial law:
- procedural aspects;
- the prohibition of torture and other cruel treatment under a state of emergency;
- Are there any differences from peacetime?
- how the defense should proceed under the special regime of pretrial investigation during martial law;
- criminal proceedings in absentia.
Seminar location: Odessa, 14 Zhukovskogo St.
The seminar begins at 2:00 p.m. and is scheduled to last 3 hours.
Pre-registration is available at: https://goo.gl/forms/9xLk9WRly9nFnFvm1
The organizers reserve the right to close registration once the maximum number of participants has been reached.
Continuing education certificates will be issued by the Odessa Regional Bar Association to seminar participants who have confirmed their information in the Unified Register of Lawyers of Ukraine as of the date of the seminar.
SEMINAR PROGRAM:
| 1:30–2:00 p.m. | Registration of participants. |
| 2:00–2:15 | Opening of the event. Opening Remarks: Andriy Kostin, attorney, Vice Chair of the Odesa Regional Bar Association, member of the International Bar Association (IBA), recommended arbitrator of the Maritime Arbitration Commission at the Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and Director of the “PRAVO” Law Firm |
| 2:15–3:00 p.m. | FIRST MODULE. MARTIAL LAW IN UKRAINE: LOCAL LEVEL Dmytro Terletskyi, attorney, Ph.D. in Law, Associate Professor, Chair of the Committee on Constitutional Justice and Human Rights Key Issues: the system of public authorities under martial law; interaction between military command and military administrations with public authorities under martial law; general characteristics of the legal regime of martial law. |
| 3:00–3:45 p.m. | MODULE TWO. SPECIFIC ASPECTS OF THE EXERCISE AND PROTECTION OF INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS UNDER MARTIAL LAW.Alona Pavlenko, attorney, member of the Committee on Constitutional Justice and Human Rights Key issues: the procedure and grounds for restricting an individual’s personal, political, and socioeconomic rights and freedoms; the procedure and grounds for imposing obligations on individuals resulting from the imposition of martial law; compensation for damages caused during the imposition of martial law. |
| 3:45–4:45 p.m. | THIRD MODULE: SPECIFIC ASPECTS OF ENSURING HUMAN RIGHTS IN CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS UNDER MARTIAL LAW.Iryna Hlovyuk, Attorney-at-Law, Doctor of Law, Associate Professor, Scientific Advisor at BARRISTERS Law Firm, Member of the Scientific and Advisory Council at the Supreme Court Mykola Pashkovsky, Ph.D. in Law, Associate Professor, Research Advisor at BARRISTERS Law Firm, Member of the Scientific and Advisory Council at the Supreme Court Key Issues: Ensuring the Right to Life Under Martial Law: Procedural Aspects; the prohibition of torture and other cruel treatment under a state of emergency: are there differences from peacetime; how should the defense proceed under the special regime of pretrial investigation during martial law; criminal proceedings in absentia. |
| 4:45–5:00 p.m. | Summary. Closing of the event |
Author: Odessa Regional Bar Association
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