The Moscow City Court, at the request of the investigation, extended the detention of the temporarily suspended mayor of Yaroslavl, Evgeny Urlashov, until April 3, a Mediazona correspondent reports from the courtroom. At the meeting, Urlashov complained of feeling unwell. When asked by the judge whether he sought medical help in the pre-trial detention center, the ex-mayor answered in the affirmative and added that he was not provided with it.

The Kizlyar City Court found a local resident born in 1970 guilty under Part 1 of Article 280 of the Criminal Code (public calls for extremist activities). According to investigators, the man “during a discussion of news on a social network left a post” calling for extremist activity. “In his commentary, he called for the destruction of a large number of people and the President of the Russian Federation by explosion,” says the website of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for Dagestan.

Police officers from Saratov Arman Bekenov and Roman Zhulidov were found guilty of extorting a bribe from a detainee and robbery: they stole 10 thousand rubles from a 25-year-old local resident and threatened to plant drugs. Zhulidov received 7 years 1 month of imprisonment, Bekenov - 7 years 2 months of imprisonment, both will serve their sentences in a maximum security colony.

An entrepreneur from Grozny, Satsita Chukueva, was fined one thousand rubles for possessing a collection of prayers, “The Fortress of a Muslim,” which was included in Russia’s list of prohibited extremist literature. The decision of the Leninsky District Court of Grozny was reported on Thursday by the Caucasian Knot. An administrative case was opened against Chukueva in November of this year, after an inspection was carried out in her store at the request of city residents.

Opposition politician Alexei Navalny refused to testify in the case of the theft of funds intended for his election campaign in the 2013 Moscow mayoral elections. On Thursday, investigators came to question Navalny as a witness at his apartment, since the oppositionist is under house arrest. Alexei Navalny's criminal status is growing. Today the Investigative Committee is interrogating him at home. The printer and computer were delivered. As it should be.

The Government of the Republic of Crimea adopted a resolution allowing public events to be held only in specially designated places. There are four such places in Simferopol, and fifteen in Kerch. According to the Crimean Field Mission for Human Rights, the list of special places for rallies is contained in Resolution of the Council of Ministers of Crimea No. 452.

The Moscow Regional Court found Murad Magomedov and Feruz Nazarov guilty of preparing a terrorist attack in the Auchan store in Altufyevo, sentencing them to 12 and 9.5 years in a maximum security colony, respectively. As reported to Mediazona by the acting Press Secretary of the Moscow Regional Court Ekaterina Igumnova, the court also fined Magomedov, a native of Tajikistan, 100 thousand rubles, and Nazarov, a native of Turkmenistan, 30 thousand rubles.

A traffic police officer for the Konosha district of the Arkhangelsk region and his 22-year-old acquaintance will stand trial for fraud and forgery. A policeman helped a friend take over someone else’s inheritance, and they divided the money from its sale. The inherited property was the VAZ-21093 car, which was parked in the traffic police impound lot.

A person detained on suspicion of drug trafficking was found dead in a cell in the temporary detention center of Samara Police Department No. 1. According to preliminary data, he committed suicide. According to the press service of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Samara Region, the body of a man born in 1965 was discovered during a round on Thursday. He was kept alone in the cell. “The police found the detainee hanging by a cord on the second tier of the bed.

The Kolpinsky District Court of St. Petersburg sentenced the former assistant operational officer of the Kolpinsky educational colony, Igor Sotnik, to 3 years and 6 months in prison in a general regime colony. He beat the teenager with a rubber truncheon because he tried to take food out of the canteen. The court found Sotnik guilty under paragraph “a” of Part 3 of Art.

The Leninsky District Court of Grozny has begun to consider the claim of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Chechen Republic against mixed martial arts champion Murad Amriev, who accuses police of kidnapping and torture, and the human rights organization “Committee Against Torture.” The Ministry of Internal Affairs is demanding compensation for the dissemination of information that Grozny police chief Magomed Dashayev allegedly participated in torture.

The Nizhny Novgorod regional court extended the detention of anarchist and left-wing activist Ilya Romanov by two months - until February 26, 2015. He is accused of attempting to commit a terrorist attack; the case may begin to be considered on its merits at the beginning of the year. Romanov’s lawyer, Evgeniy Gubin, informed Mediazona about the extension of the arrest and the investigation’s plans to transfer the criminal case to the court.

The Lefortovo District Court of Moscow on Thursday extended until April 9, 2015 the detention period of Alexei Chirniy, a defendant in the case of the so-called Crimean terrorists. This was reported by a Mediazona correspondent from the courtroom. Neither Chirniy himself nor his lawyer objected to the extension: “At the discretion of the court.” The lawyer clarified that he obtained a repeat psychological and psychiatric examination of Chirniy, the results of which are not yet ready.

Three police officers from Naberezhnye Chelny beat a visitor during a fight near a nightclub, shot him in the head, and then beat a security guard who tried to stop them. During the conflict, plainclothes officers from the Central Police Department emphasized many times who they were and who they worked for. The conflict in the Batyr club, which escalated into a fight, occurred on the night of December 19, reports Efir-24 .

Judge of the Presnensky Court of Moscow Tatyana Pechenina died at work; the cause of death has not yet been reported. “She died on Wednesday evening,” RAPSI quotes the head of the press service of the Moscow City Court, Ulyana Solopova. Pechenina served as deputy chairman of the court in the Presnensky Court and considered civil cases.