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Abstract. This article examines the issue of domestic violence in the context of Russia’s armed aggression against Ukraine. It proposes comprehensive measures to address this problem, including legislative improvements, expanded access to crisis centers, and stricter accountability for perpetrators. The article also underscores the need for interagency cooperation between state authorities, civil society organizations, and international institutions in combating domestic violence during wartime.

The article analyzes the issues of combating corruption during martial law, emphasizing the importance of avoiding discretionary norms in legislation. The author examines the main features of discretionary powers and analyzes the consequences of the use of administrative discretion. The author analyzes the provisions of legal acts regarding the definition of the concept of discretionary powers. The author establishes that discretionary powers have clear limits specified in the legislation.

In the context of the full-scale armed conflict caused by the russian federation's aggression against Ukraine, digital technologies have become an integral part of both hostilities and the daily lives of the civilian population. This poses unprecedented challenges for ensuring and protecting human rights. The article analyzes the key issues arising at the intersection of digital technologies, human rights, and armed conflict in the Ukrainian context.

The article analyzes the challenges that accompany persons with disabilities in martial law and identifies the difficulties and problems faced by the studied group of society. The national and international legal regulation of the protection and defense of the rights and freedoms of persons with disabilities is analyzed and it is indicated that, despite the broad regulatory framework, the practical aspect of the implementation of the rights of persons with disabilities has significant gaps that are characteristic of all states.

Corruption under martial law emerges as a complex, multi-level socio-legal phenomenon that not only distorts the institutional foundations of public administration but also undermines the legitimacy of state authority in the eyes of society. This study provides a comprehensive analysis of the theoretical and legal principles for the classification of corruption-related crimes in the context of the current criminal legislation of Ukraine, taking into account the dynamic changes influenced by the legal regime of the state of emergency.

The study of medical law issues is topical, confirmed not only by external factors such as the full-scale war with the Russian Federation, the martial law regime, and the unwavering course towards European integration, but also by the internal dynamics of the medical field’s development. This dynamic encompasses the introduction of new technologies, the expansion of private medical practice, and the urgent need to adapt national legislation to international standards.

The article deals with the prerequisites for the formation and implementation of the service of the institute of military chaplains, its importance and relevance in the context of more than a decade of war and a full-scale illegal military invasion of the territory of independent Ukraine.

The article analyzes the peculiarities of the functioning of criminal enforcement law in Ukraine during the period of martial law. We mentioned that the criminal law of Ukraine establishes the procedure and conditions for serving criminal punishments in order to protect the interests of the individual, society and the state by creating conditions for correction and resocialization of convicts, prevention of committing new crimes, prevention of torture and inhumane treatment of convicts.

The article focuses on the issue of white-collar crime, examining its pervasive and harmful impact on society, especially during periods of social and political instability. White-collar crime typically involves offenses committed by individuals in high-status positions–such as business executives, government officials, and politicians–who exploit their social standing and access to resources for personal or financial gain.

The article analyzes the legal regulation on the prevention of corruption in the activities of the State Border Service of Ukraine (SBSU) during martial law. Corruption poses a significant risk to national security, the efficiency of public resource management, economic development, and the stability of government. The legal definition of corruption refers to the use of official powers to obtain an unlawful benefit. In the context of martial law, the DPSU faced increased threats of corruption, in particular when controlling the state border.