It is difficult to say how the court of a distant French city became convinced that the cells in the Novorossiysk pre-trial detention center are overcrowded, there is nothing to breathe, and they are not allowed out for exercise regularly. You and I know, even without any trial, that this is the case, and not only in Novorossiysk. Nevertheless, the tenacity of Andrei Novoselov, who won the trial, is undoubtedly worthy of respect. Another question is what will happen to the Russian budget if our prisoners start winning such cases in the tens and hundreds of thousands.