“As a result, the most humane Moscow court sentenced the killer of two people to a ridiculous three years of general regime, although the prosecutor asked for six, recalling that he “violated 13 points of traffic rules, immediately at the time of the accident and mentioning that before the accident on Kutuzovsky, almost everyone I received fines for significantly exceeding the speed limit for a month.”
At the same time, the killer said that he was, in principle, to blame, but the direct murder weapon was another car. All this unworthy nonsense was quoted with clever snouts by domestic journalists who, by chance, learned the tricky word “presumption of innocence.”
The defendant had the most correct specialty in the world, serving as a hieromonk in the Russian Orthodox Church."