The scientist Vladimir Lapigin, convicted of Gosizman, was released ahead of schedule

The Moscow District Court of Tver ahead of schedule from the colony of a former employee of the Central Research Institute of Engineering Vladimir Lapigin, who was convicted of the Stateizer. It is reported by Interfax.

“Lapygin’s petition for parole was satisfied with the court,” Julia Trifonov quoted the agency of the court press secretary.

As expected, the 79-year-old scientist will leave the colony after the court decision enters into legal force-after 10 days, if it is not appealed.

On September 6, the Moscow City Court sentenced Lapygin to the seven years of the colony under Art. 275 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (state treason), which assumes from 12 years in prison in a maximum security colony. Details of the case are classified. It is known that Lapygin is accused of transferring secret information abroad. The MSTU emphasized that the teacher did not have access to secret data at the university, and at the university he worked in combination.