In Perm, Nationalist Yushkov was fined 350 thousand rubles in the case of extremism

The judge of the Leninsky district court of Perm Irina Zhitnikova sentenced the nationalist Roman Yushkov to a fine of 350 thousand rubles in the case of extremism. It is reported by "Periscopalist." As an additional punishment to Yushkov, an assistant professor of Perm University, for two years it is forbidden to teach teaching.

The defendant was declared guilty under Part 1 of Article 282 of the Criminal Code (excitement of hatred or enmity). In the debate of the parties, the prosecutor requested for the nationalist for three years forces with a three -year ban on teaching and making journalism.

The reason for the initiation of the case was the publication of Yushkov in its LiveJournal Article “Tell the Stranger there is no one” (the service administration closed access to the text for unregistered users). In an article published at the end of June 2016, the nationalist called not to make purchases in Azerbaijani stores.

The case was opened on October 11. The nationalist did not plead guilty. "I have no doubt that this is revenge - revenge for my active participation in the campaign against the Jewish sect" Khabad Lyubavich "in the last six months," he said after the first interrogation. Yushkov, the extreme yudofob, is actively protesting against the construction of the center of this community in Perm.

Representatives of a number of Caucasian and Central Asian diasporas made in the process the indications in favor of the nationalist, but the Judge Zhitnikova ignored their testimonies. As noted in the verdict, these witnesses, due to the "good attitude" to the defendant, want to facilitate his fate. "

It was also reported that on April 24, Zhitnikova illegally removed the audience from the hall, although it was not made decisions to close the process.

Yushkov himself, noting the “relative softness” of the sentence, at the same time stated that the decision "marks the triumph of suicide Russophobic absurdity in our system of justice." “The unscrupulous Russian opera, investigators, prosecutors and judges punished the Russian publicist to protect Russian interests,” he emphasized.

Nationalist’s lawyer Roman Akhmetov assured that he would appeal the verdict.

Earlier, Yushkov was already convicted of the case of extremism. Earlier, he was charged with the publication on June 29, 2013 in the Perm Regional newspaper "Star" Hantry in Pugachevsky ", in which the Nationalist criticized the Saratov police for the inability to counteract" ethnoprestance " . The FSB paid to Yushkov part 2 of Article 280 (public calls for extremism through the media) and the same part 1 of Article 282 of the Criminal Code.

On March 10, 2015, the judge of the Motovilikhinsky district court of Perm Marina Azarenova sentenced the nationalist to one and a half years old with a two-year ban on journalism under the 280th article, and withdrew the charge on the 282nd from him. On May 21, 2015, the judge of the Perm Chrysud, Natalya Kazakova, freed Yushkov from punishment in amnesty to the 70th anniversary of the Victory over Germany.

Meanwhile, on April 20 of this year, Periscopal said that Yushkov was facing a new case in the 280th and 282nd articles of the Criminal Code. CPE and Roskomnadzor announced the presence of signs of extremism in the speeches of the nationalist on the air of Echo of Moscow in Perm in November 2016. Discs with program records are aimed at examinations.