Maria Baronova, detained at the Zamoskvoretsky court, was sentenced to a fine of one thousand rubles

Maria Baronova tweeted . that she was tried without a lawyer and without her, because “the right to defend me was denied The right to move about a lawyer is denied. The right to know the lot number is denied. My identity was NOT ESTABLISHED.” The alleged administrative offense of Baronova was considered in the building of the Zamoskvoretsky court, despite the fact that at first the detainee was told that they would take her to 1st Khvostov Lane, that is, to one of the world sections of the Zamoskvoretsky court.

Baronova was previously one of the defendants in the "Case of the Twelve", which, after the amnesty was announced, became the "Case of Eight" and this week came to the beginning of the verdict. Baronova was accused of inciting mass riots that allegedly took place on Bolotnaya Square on May 6, the criminal prosecution against her was discontinued after an amnesty was announced.