The Tver Court was strengthened by the "Basmann Justice"

The ex-chairman of the Basmanny Court of Moscow Olga Solopov was appointed to manage one of the "strategic" courts of the capital-the Tver court.

On March 22, the posthumous process over Sergey Magnitsky and correspondence should begin there - over the head of the Hermitage Capital Foundation Bill Bill Bill Bill. A large influx of journalists is expected.

On March 20, by decree of President Putin, the Queen of the Basmann Justice was appointed chairman of the Tver court.

The Tver court considers the cases that the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, as well as the cases in the production of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation.

There was no chairman in the Tver court for almost a whole year: in April 2012, the powers of the Chairman of the Court Igor Alisov were terminated. The official reason for the resignation is a moment of complaints about the court’s work.

The duties of the chairman of the court were performed by Igor Komissarov. But now Olga Solopova will command them.

It is clear that the press secretary of the Moscow City Court Anna Usacheva called the Tver Court of Moscow to Tver, the Tver Court of Moscow should be headed by an experienced, proven person. Judge of special appointment.

The New Times published a portrait of Olga Solopova, as well as other “judges of special appointment” , who tied their names with the odious political affairs of recent times
Olga Solopova Chairman of the Basmanny District Court of Moscow

A lady with a favorite haircut of Russian officials - her hair with a cap with a hat and bangs laid on the forehead (at the chairman of the Moscow City Court Olga Egorova - exactly the same), Solopova - “A sick, imperious, hysterical and authoritarian woman,” says the source of The New Times. In this case, the “sick” is not euphemism: colleagues and subordinates know how much the chairman of the Basmanny court loves to complain to others into various ailments. She personally authorized the arrest of four suspects in the case of the events of May 6 in Bolotnaya: Maxim Luzyanin (May 30), Andrei Barabanov (also May 30), Stepan Zimin and Denis Luetkevich (both of June 9).
Solopova has been headed by the Basmanny Court since 2002, and it was in her “rule” that the issue of extension of the arrest of Mikhail Khodorkovsky was resolved here, and the expression “Basmanny Justice” became an idiom. She herself in an interview with “Echo of Moscow” connected his appearance “only with the territorial location of the Investigative Committee, which is located on our territory, and with the loud affairs that he is investigating.”
In September 2011, Solopova granted the lawsuit of the head of the Federation Fund Vladimir Kiselev to Novaya Gazeta, who wrote about his connections with the criminal authorities of the 1990s. Later, Novaya reported that in other ships, in similar claims, Kiselev lost to other publications.
In May 2012, she authorized the immediate liquidation of the Okupayabai opposition camp on the basis of “complaints of local residents”. The case was received by the Basmanny Court on May 14, and already on the 15th, its chairman issued a corresponding decision. On a comic coincidence, a year earlier, residents of pure ponds also appealed to the Basmanny Court with a lawsuit to recognize the unlawful inaction of the city authorities (then the mayor left unanswered their collective complaint about the construction of a trading pavilion). Solopova refused them to satisfy the claim, and only about three weeks passed between the decision and his publication.
According to the Moscow City Court, in 2009, Olga Solopova entered the top three of the highest paid chairmen of district courts, earned a little more than 2 million rubles in a year, despite the leaders of the districts of the district link on average earn 1.3–1.5 million rubles. In 2010, Solopova’s annual income amounted to 1 million 470 thousand rubles, data for 2011-2012 were not published.