The Tverskoy District Court of Moscow has finished considering administrative protocols drawn up against participants in the march in memory of Boris Nemtsov who were detained the day before. Nine detainees were sentenced to administrative arrest for a period of 8 to 15 days and fined from 2 to 3 thousand rubles, another march participant was released from the courtroom with a fine. The fate of the eleventh detainee, a minor, is now unknown.

An administrative protocol is being drawn up against a witness in the administrative trial of those detained at the march in memory of Boris Nemtsov, who photographed the badge of the bailiff who refused to let him into the courtroom. “This happened on the third floor, when witness Julian Schiling demanded that the bailiff, who for some reason did not let him into the trial, introduce himself.

The New Times magazine correspondent Pavel Nikulin, who was covering the proceedings on his Twitter, was kicked out of the Tverskoy courtroom, where administrative cases against those detained yesterday at the march in memory of Boris Nemtsov were being considered. They kicked me out of the hall for tweeting. He says he doesn’t know that I’m a journalist. In court there is a fax from the publication.

The Tverskoy District Court of Moscow is considering administrative protocols drawn up against detained participants in the march in memory of Boris Nemtsov. In her first decision, the judge gave Nikolai Alekseichuk, an activist of the national revolutionary party “People's Will,” eight days of administrative arrest.

The Investigation Department of the Investigative Committee of the Investigative Committee for the Voronezh Region began checking the circumstances of the death of a 45-year-old man detained by traffic police officers for drunk driving. He died in a police car, where he was placed after a conflict with inspectors. “Investigators have ordered a forensic medical examination to establish the exact cause of the man’s death.

A Smolensk journalist who posted a photo of her yard during the German occupation on VKontakte was fined one thousand rubles. Meduza reported this on Monday. An administrative case was initiated against Lina Danilevich (real name Polina Petruseva) for publishing Nazi symbols: the photograph shows German soldiers and a flag with a swastika. Petruseva posted a photo taken on Tenisheva Street in Smolensk during the occupation of the city during the Great Patriotic War on her VKontakte page.

The lawyer of Anna Duritskaya, a witness to the murder of politician Boris Nemtsov, said that she would not testify on a polygraph test, as she was in a serious psychological state. “Our position is this: since no new testimony will be given during the interrogation, but only veracity is being checked, and no one doubts the veracity of her testimony, then we will refuse polygraph interrogation.

The Presnensky District Court of Moscow did not release Alexei Navalny from administrative arrest for the funeral of Boris Nemtsov. Echo of Moscow correspondent Ilya Rozhdestvensky reported this on Twitter. No exceptional circumstances arose to release Navalny to Nemtsov’s funeral - judge — Correction class (@akselenc) March 2, 2015 Alexei Navalny was sentenced to 15 days of arrest for distributing leaflets in the subway, this term expires on March 6, 2015.

A resident of Cheboksary, who called the police because of noise in a neighbor’s apartment and grabbed the hair of an employee who arrived at the scene, became involved in a criminal case. It was initiated under Part 1 of Art.

The Smolninsky District Court of St. Petersburg discontinued proceedings on the claim of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs against several media outlets that wrote about the case of Anton Sevastyanov, a young man beaten in the summer of 2014. Publications, citing Anton's mother, reported that he was beaten right in front of her eyes at the police department, demanding to confess to street theft.

The Privolzhsky District Court of Kazan will consider the first claim for compensation to the victim in the case of the “Dalniy” police department in Kazan, whose employees were convicted of torture and beating detainees. Oscar Krylov demands to pay him 750 thousand rubles for moral and physical suffering.

The Sverdlovsk Regional Court sentenced a former local police officer to 9 years in a maximum security colony for killing his wife during an argument. “In April last year he quarreled with his wife. The wife tried to kick her husband out of the house. When the couple began to “share” the child, Vesnin stabbed his wife several times. The woman died from her wounds,” the court’s press service told the Politprosvet agency.

Boris Nemtsov’s companion, who was with him on the bridge at the time of the murder, did not see the shooter. “I didn’t see it, it was happening behind my back. I don’t know where he came from, I didn’t see the man. Turning around, I only saw a car, but I didn’t see either the make or the license plate,” Anna Duritskaya said live on the Dozhd TV channel. She did not hear the shooter utter any words or threats.

The driver of a Volkswagen car, detained by police in the city of Novovoronezh, Voronezh region, for drunk driving, died in the traffic police car. According to the press service of the regional department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the 45-year-old offender was detained on the night of March 1 on the Voronezh highway. “At the request of traffic police officers, the driver got out of the car.

The cameras of the Federal Security Service did not record the moment of the murder of politician Boris Nemtsov, since they were aimed at the Kremlin, and not at the territory around it, said the official representative of the department, Sergei Devyatov. “Video cameras are aimed at the Kremlin and provide an overview of the internal territory. The Moskvoretsky Bridge is not the area of ​​responsibility of the Federal Security Service.