Moscow City Court returns case on extension of Anna Pavlikova's arrest to first instance court

The Moscow City Court has returned the case on extending the arrest term of the defendant in the "New Greatness" case, Anna Pavlikova, to the court of first instance. This was reported by lawyer Nikolai Fomin.

OVD-InfoAdvokat said that the judge made this decision due to violations in the organization of the trial. According to Fomin, when the Dorogomilovsky District Court held a hearing to extend the arrest, the girl was not taken to court, but was transported in a paddy wagon. At the hearing itself, the judge read the pages of the case and left to make a decision without hearing the opinions of the parties. In addition, Pavlikova was not notified of the hearing. The girl learned that it had taken place from her lawyer.

because of passed Today Anna Pavlikova was brought to the video conference room in the pretrial detention center, again without warning about the hearing, Fomin said. The defense attorney says the judge considered this outrageous.

Nikolai Fomin added that the girl is currently in the hospital of the Matrosskaya Tishina pretrial detention center with health problems.

because of - In the case of "New Greatness" - an organization created, judging by the case materials, by embedded employees - there are ten defendants. Six of them are in pretrial detention, four are under house arrest. - All ten people are accused of organizing the activities of an extremist community (Article 282.1 of the Criminal Code). At the same time, on the testimony of three men who were not arrested. One of them said that he was embedded in the group on assignment. The interrogation protocols of these people were almost completely removed from the case materials. One of the three wrote the charter of the organization, collected money, rented premises for meetings. None of the three were arrested. The accusation is based on - Anna Pavlikova, who was 17 years old at the time of her arrest, was threatened with violence by law enforcement officers