The St. Petersburg human rights activist was once again fined for a meeting on the court on the day of the “network”
Yana Teplitskaya on the day of detention / photo: Alexander Popova, also detained on June 22
The judge of the Oktyabrsky District Court of St. Petersburg, Julia Maksimenko, appointed human rights activist Yana Teplitskaya a fine of ten thousand rubles because of a meeting by the court of the court on June 22-on the day of the sentence to the defendants of the case of the “network” Viktor Filinkov and Julia Boyarshinov. Teplitskaya reported this by the OVD-info.
The judge found Yana Teplitskaya guilty under the article on violation of the rules of participation in public actions (part 5 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). Earlier, the City Court of St. Petersburg canceled a fine of seven thousand rubles, which the October Court appointed Teplitskaya in July on the same occasion, and sent the case for a review.
Yan Teplitskaya is defended by the lawyer of the Public Verdict Ernest Mesak.
In St. Petersburg, on June 22, the verdict of the defendants in the case of the “network” Viktor Filinkova and Julia Boyarshinov were announced . They were sentenced to seven and five and a half years of the colony, respectively. After the trial, the security forces began to detain people who came to support the accused. There were thirty detainees, we published a list.
The criminal case of the "terrorist community" network "was opened in October 2017. According to the FSB, 11 young people in Penza and St. Petersburg organized the terrorist community "Network" and were going to overthrow the power. The defendants in the case talked about psychological pressure, torture and weapons, which the FSB officers threw them. Some of them abandoned the confession and reported that they gave them under torture.
On February 10, 2020, the court in Penza announced the verdict by the seven accused in the case of the local Network cell. Young people received terms of 6 to 18 years of a strict and general regime colony.