In the new issue of “Pro Lawyer,” we discuss what is often overlooked but is of critical importance in court proceedings—how to correctly determine the composition of the court and the statute of limitations in cases involving attempted crimes.

Why does Article 68 of the Criminal Code not apply when determining the composition of the court, yet—on the contrary—play a key role when determining statutes of limitations?

 Denis Ponomarenko breaks it down, explaining where formal logic ends and legal reality begins.

 Watch, comment, and share—it’s going to get even more interesting!