A subscription about the wonness of the wizard

From a resident of Simferopol, Yevgeny Kostenko, the younger brother of the Euromaidan-Potolzek Alexander Kostenko , a subscription was taken about the non-departure of the case of insulting the judge of the Russian Kiev district court of the city of Viktor Mozheleansky. This was announced on Tuesday was announced on his Facebook page by the lawyer of the Brothers Kostenko Dmitry Sotnikov.

On February 29, the lawyer wrote, he and his principal appeared in the Kiev regional department of the TFR Office for the annexed Crimea to call the senior investigator of the department of senior lieutenant of Justice E. Baeva. They assumed that the investigation has already been completed and Baeva would familiarize them with the case file. However, the official said that the leadership has not yet approved the completion of the investigation.

The visit was reduced to the fact that Kostenko was accusing the charge under the same part 2 of Article 297 of the Russian Criminal Code (insulting the judge), which was charged with him before. The sanction of part 2 of Article 297 - up to two years of service or up to six months of arrest, and, as Sotnikov noted , in connection with the lack of arrest houses in Russia, the last of these punishments is not assigned to practice.

In addition, Baeva appointed the accused measure of restraint, taking from him a non -departure subscription.

Kostenko himself does not plead guilty. In the commentary "Crimea. Realii", he noticed that his case was remembered only in connection with the development of the situation around the work of his brother. On February 24, the Presidium of the Russian Supreme Court of Crimea reduced Alexander Kostenko to be up to three and a half years of general regime.

Sotnikov also published a fragment from the materials of the case, from which it follows that one of the witnesses who testified against Kostenko is the operator of the Crimea television authorities Andrei Ps.

The case of insulting Yozheleansky was opened on July 1, 2015 by the investigator of the department of the Russian Federal Bailiff Service in the Kiev district of Simferopol named N. Udod. The episode imputed Kostenko is dated May 15. On this day, Mozheleansky announced the verdict of his brother. Sotnikov demanded from the judge to transfer the sentence, referring to the poor health of his client, whom, as the lawyer stated, had not been fed and beaten for the past three days. When Mozheleansky refused, the lawyer and all the relatives of the defendant left the courtroom in protest.

According to the plot of the case, Evgeny Kostenko, leaving the hall, showed the middle finger of his left hand to Mozheleansky.

Meanwhile, in reality, Kostenko brought his hand away from the nervous overstrain, so the bailiffs took a seizure for an insulting gesture. Then, from his brother Politsyk, they took an explanation in which he indicated this circumstance, and also apologized to Yelayansky in case he perceived the incident as an insult.

For two years that have passed after the annexation of Crimea, Yeleansky made a number of unauthorized decisions. In particular, on November 17, 2015, he extended the arrest of Akhtem Chiygoz , the deputy chairman of the Majlis of the Crimean Tatar people, the accused in the “case of February 26”. The next day, Mozheleansky rejected the complaint of journalist Lily Budzhurova about the actions of the FSB investigator, who did not allow the lawyer to be present during the search in her home.