“That is, if you yourself have not committed in writing not to travel anywhere, then the investigation cannot restrict your freedom of movement. That’s exactly what I did when the investigator “announced” me a subscription in the “Polonsky case.” I wrote in the resolution , that I refuse to give such a subscription, since I see no reason to limit my freedom (all year, while the investigation was going on, I regularly appeared for interrogations, did not put pressure on witnesses and did not destroy evidence)."