The court refused to extend the probationary period of the defendant in the “Moscow case” Yegor Zhukov

The Kuntsevsky District Court of Moscow refused to extend the probationary period of Yegor Zhukov, convicted in the “Moscow case”. About this "MBH Media".

reports The FSIN requested an extension of the deadline. The department’s submission indicated that in August Zhukov did not come for registration, and therefore the security forces demanded that he be required to come to the criminal-executive inspection for registration twice a month, and also extend his probation period by a month.

Zhukov noted that he did not show up for registration because he was previously unknown. The court found the FSIN's demand unfounded.

beaten - In December 2019, the court sentenced HSE student Egor Zhukov to three years of suspended imprisonment under the article on calls for extremism via the Internet (Part 2 of Article 280 of the Criminal Code) for videos on YouTube. Zhukov was also given a three-year probationary period and banned from administering websites for two years. In February 2020, the Moscow City Court sentenced, changing only the clause on material evidence and ordering the return of the seized libertarian flag and a figurine in the form of three frogs to Zhukov. sentence upheld - Initially, Zhukov was charged with participating in mass riots (Part 2 of Article 212 of the Criminal Code) due to the fact that at the July 27 rally he “made gestures to the right,” which allegedly directed other protesters. Then this accusation was brought against him by calling for extremism. the accusation was dropped - At the end of August, the Higher School of Economics expelled Zhukov from the master’s program an hour and a half after enrollment, and closed the “Cinema Art” profile, which he was enrolled in. On the same day, unknown people near the entrance of Yegor Zhukov. it became known that he was severely beaten