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Savchenko will be judged in Donetsk in the Rostov region
Deputy Prosecutor General Victor Grin approved the indictment in the case of the Ukrainian pilot Nadezhda Savchenko. This was reported on the website of the Prosecutor General. The case was sent for consideration by the Donetsk City Court of the Rostov Region.
The choice of the court is explained by the fact that, according to the plot of the case, Savchenko crossed the border with Russia precisely in the area of the Donetsk border post. Since August last year, through this border station in Ukraine, captured by militants, humanitarian convoys have been sent from Russia.
The official representative of the Investigative Committee Vladimir Markin noted in connection with the transfer of the case to the court that Savchenko was facing up to 25 years in the colony. The maximum sanction under Part 2 of Article 105, which was imputed by the pilot, is a lifelong conclusion, Markin explained, but the Criminal Code does not allow women to say for life terms.
Last week, after acquaintance, Savchenko and her lawyers with the case file, the hostage tightened the charge . As the lawyers explained, the entire plot remained the same, but the qualifications of actions imputed by the pilot changed - it was excluded from the case of paragraph 5 of Article 33 of the Criminal Code (aiding).
Thus, the points “A”, “E”, “f”, “l” of part 2 of Article 105 (the murder with a generally hazardous method of two or more persons based on political hatred, a perfect group of persons), part 3 of Article 30 are the points, “A”, “E”, “F” of Article 105 (the attempt on the same crime) and part 1 of Article 322 of the Criminal Code (illegal crossing of the border).
Earlier it was reported that Savchenko forced the study of the case file . “I do not consider it necessary to spend more than my life in prison,” she explained. “For all procedural consequences, I take responsibility for myself, since I believe that the institution of advocacy in Russia does not make sense as such, since the law does not apply in Russia.”