The court in Perm dismissed the case against the National Bolsheviks in connection with the picket at the polling station • OVD-Info • RIMA

The court in Perm dismissed the case against the National Bolsheviks in connection with the picket at the polling station

The Sverdlovsky District Court of Perm dismissed the administrative case against National Bolshevik Roman Shipitsin in connection with the July 1 picket near the polling station due to the lack of corpus delicti. This is reported by the telegram channel "Molotov!".

On July 1, Shipitsin stood up with a banner “You got screwed again in the elections” in front of the building of the polling station for amendments to the Constitution in Perm. Three days later, he was taken from the village of Stryapunyata (57 km from Perm) to the Perm police station, where he was charged with violating the procedure for organizing a public event (part 1 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) due to the threat of the spread of coronavirus.

At the trial, Shipitsin was able to file a petition and submit video materials that confirmed the absence of an offense in his actions.

against national Bolshevik Ivan Kourov On July 6, in Perm, a report was drawn up under the article on violation of the rules for holding an action (part 1 of article 20.1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) in connection with the picket on July 1. Kourov then came out with a poster "The Central Executive Committee is making a CIRCUS."
On March 11, the State Duma approved the draft law on amendments to the Constitution, initiated by Vladimir Putin. Before that, the President supported the amendment of Deputy Valentina Tereshkova, who proposed to give the President the opportunity to run for two new terms after the adoption of amendments to the Constitution. Sobyanin called the ban on Putin being elected "a destabilizing factor." The amendments are planned to be approved at a nationwide vote, the main stage of which took place on July 1, 2020.
According to the CEC, almost 78% of Russians supported the amendments to the Constitution. Sergey Shpilkin, a researcher of Russian election statistics, spoke to the independent media Proekt about possible fraud.