In Ryazan, the head of the local branch of the PARNAS party, Yuri Bogomolov, was sentenced to 250 hours of compulsory labor for insulting a judge, writes the publication 7x7, citing the oppositionist himself.

At Rossiya Airlines, pilots' salaries have been cut, Dozhd TV channel reports , citing the chairman of the trade union organization of the airline's flight personnel, Igor Morozov. According to Morozov, due to the introduction of a new remuneration system, pilot salaries have been halved for crew commanders and co-pilots. So one of the pilots’ salary decreased from 300 to 120 thousand rubles.

The prosecutor's office of the Leninsky District of Tyumen transferred to the court the materials of criminal cases against 25 students of the correspondence department of the Tyumen State Oil and Gas University, accused of giving a bribe through an intermediary (Part 3 of Article 291 of the Criminal Code). According to the regional prosecutor's office, they are now looking for another student who is suspected of giving a bribe.

The Abinsky District Court of the Krasnodar Territory sentenced 36-year-old resident of the village of Kholmskaya Svetlana Bastrich and her 52-year-old partner Valery Denisenko to real terms for the death of seven children in a fire, the regional prosecutor's office reports . Bastrich was sentenced to two years in prison with a deferred sentence until the youngest child reaches the age of fourteen. The woman is survived by two children, born in 1999 and 2016.

The Dzerzhinsky District Court of Volgograd extended the detention of former police officer Anton Brulev until June 14, 2016, reports the lawyer of the five victims, Andrei Sabinin, who collaborates with the “Zone of Law”. According to him, a hearing of the criminal case was scheduled for March 22. Brulev entered into a pre-trial agreement, which is why the case will be considered in a special manner.

Lawyer Marina Dubrovina, representing the interests of Ukrainian Stanislav Klykh in court on the case of aiding militants in 1994 in Chechnya, demands to disclose information about the drugs that are given to her client in a pre-trial detention center, writes Hromadske radio journalist Irina Romaliyska on Facebook. “Klykh is given some kind of pills “for colds”, “bromine for men” and some kind of injections. Karpyuk is not given such injections and pills,” Romaliyskaya quotes the lawyer.

Police in the Krasnodar Territory found a weapon in a car in which the head of the Internal Affairs Directorate for Rostov-on-Don was, reports , citing a source in law enforcement agencies. Interfax “Police officers stopped a passenger car in the Krasnodar Territory, in the interior of which a weapon was discovered during an inspection.

The government gave negative feedback to a bill prepared by the Chechen parliament that prohibits the media from indicating the nationality and religion of terrorists. The government's commentary was published in the State Duma database. The review states that the bill “does not agree” with Article 19 of the Constitution of the Russian Federation, which presupposes equality of rights and freedoms of man and citizen, regardless of nationality, attitude to religion or belief.

President Vladimir Putin introduced a bill to the State Duma that would allow jury participation in proceedings at the district court level. “The bill is aimed at expanding the use of the institution of jurors in order to further develop and strengthen the democratic foundations of criminal proceedings, increase the openness of justice and public confidence in the court,” says the explanatory note to the document . The bill proposes amendments to the criminal procedure code.

In the Lakhdenpokhsky district of Karelia, the magistrate’s court fined a 34-year-old local resident one thousand rubles for insulting an FSKN employee on a social network, the republic’s prosecutor’s office reports . The court found him guilty of an offense under Part 1 of Article 5.61 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (insulting another person expressed in an indecent form).

The prosecutor's office is preparing materials to put activist Irina Kalmykova on the international wanted list, accused of repeated violations of the procedure for holding mass rallies (Article 212.1 of the Criminal Code), reports . RIA Novosti “In the near future, all requests to put Kalmykova on the international wanted list will be sent through Interpol channels,” Judge Maria Sizintseva read out the materials from the prosecutor’s office.

The Sverdlovsk District Court of Kostroma awarded activist Nikolai Alekseev six thousand rubles as compensation for the ban on holding LGBT events, reports . Interfax “The court partially satisfied the demands of Nikolai Alekseev against the Financial Management of the Kostroma Administration on two claims. In both cases, the court exacted compensation in the amount of three thousand rubles and a state fee of 300 rubles,” the court’s press service said.

The unknown assailants who attacked a car carrying human rights activists and journalists on the border of Chechnya and Ingushetia shouted threats in Russian, but at the same time spoke to each other in Chechen at least several times. Mediazona was told about this by a translator who listened to an audio recording of the attack made by correspondent Yegor Skovoroda, who was in the car.

The Samara regional court ordered to recover 2.225 million rubles and all expenses from the head of “Voices-Povolzhye” Lyudmila Kuzmina for “harm caused to the state by non-payment of taxes on “profits”,” Kuzmina reports on her Facebook page. She notes that it's really about donation. The court made this decision on the appeal of the Interdistrict Inspectorate of the Federal Tax Service No. 18 of Samara. Representatives of the tax service did not attend the meeting.

The Moscow City Court confirmed the decision on the legality of the Investigative Committee's refusal to reclassify the charge in the case of the murder of politician Boris Nemtsov to Article 277 of the Criminal Code (attack on the life of a statesman), TASS reports . The appeal of the Nemtsov family lawyer Vadim Prokhorov was rejected. As lawyer Olga Mikhailova noted at the hearing, according to the accused themselves, they knew that Nemtsov was a politician.