The Moscow Meshchansky Court changed the preventive measure for digger Gennady Nefedov, accused of illegally obtaining and distributing information constituting state secrets. The digger, who was under house arrest, was sent into custody until June 29, lawyer Ivan Pavlov told Mediazona. The investigator cited “contacts with the press and other persons involved in the case” that Nefedov, who was under house arrest, allegedly had as the basis for changing the restriction.

The Motovilikha District Court fined the leader of the Perm branch of PARNAS, Mikhail Kasimov, a thousand rubles, reports the Echo Perm radio station. The judge found the politician guilty of an offense under Article 20.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (displaying Nazi symbols) for a post on a social network. “I placed Nazi and Soviet posters in pairs. These posters were stylistically the same: the same angles, compositions, gestures, movements, faces.

The Basmanny Court softened the preventive measure for the former director of the Domodedovo airport complex Vyacheslav Nekrasov and the managing director of Domodedovo Airport Aviation Security CJSC Andrei Danilov, accused in the case of a terrorist attack in 2011, the reports . Moscow agency Judge Elena Lenskaya granted the request of the investigator, who asked to transfer Nekrasov and Danilov to house arrest.

In Kazan, a court sentenced 44-year-old Albert Galiev, the possible leader of the Rybno-Slobodsky Jamaat banned in Russia, to 22 years in a maximum security colony, reports ProKazan.ru Galiev was found guilty of 11 terrorist attacks on the territory of Bashkiria, Kirov and Ulyanovsk. All of the terrorist attacks discussed in the case occurred in the early 2000s.

In the Orenburg region, a court sentenced a 46-year-old local resident to 18 years in a maximum security colony for sexual abuse of ten minor daughters, the Investigative Committee reports . In particular, he was found guilty of sexual assault, rape, threats to kill and failure to fulfill the responsibilities of raising children. The man sexually abused his daughters, aged 10 to 17, in his home from 2000 to 2015. In total, investigators established 74 episodes of violence.

In the Orenburg region, a criminal case has been completed against the 43-year-old former head of the police department of the Yasnensky Ministry of Internal Affairs, accused of fraud, abuse of power resulting in grave consequences, and extortion of a bribe (Part 3 of Article 159 of the Criminal Code, Parts 1 and 3 of Article 285 of the Criminal Code and paragraph “b” of Part 5 of Article 290 of the Criminal Code). This was reported on the website of the Investigative Committee.

The Krasnokamensky City Court of the Trans-Baikal Territory began consideration of the claim of Svetlana and Igor Chepurenko, who demand eight million rubles in compensation from the regional hospital No. 4 for the severe traumatic brain injury that their daughter Victoria received at birth due to the actions of doctors. The head of the Transbaikal Human Rights Center, Anastasia Kopteeva, who represents the interests of the plaintiffs, reported this to Mediazona.

Anton Nosik was charged with inciting hatred and enmity (Part 1 of Article 282 of the Criminal Code), reports . Meduza Nosik is accused of extremism for publishing “Erase Syria from the face of the earth” on LiveJournal and making statements on the radio station Ekho Moskvy about military operations in Syria. In October last year, the Investigative Committee began checking a publication in which the blogger supported any bombing of Syria, including civilian targets.

The police opened criminal cases against a Magnit store security guard and a visitor whom he beat on suspicion of theft, according to the website of the Moscow Ministry of Internal Affairs. A 26-year-old store security guard became a defendant in a criminal case for intentionally causing grievous bodily harm (Article 111 of the Criminal Code). He was released on his own recognizance.

The Presnensky District Court of Moscow extended the house arrest of Natalya Sharina, director of the Library of Ukrainian Literature, who will be accused of extremism and embezzlement, by three months, lawyer Ivan Pavlov reports on his page. Sharina will remain under house arrest until July 29. The judge refused to allow her to go outside. In October, a search was carried out in the library , after which Sharina was accused of inciting hatred or enmity (Article 282 of the Criminal Code).

The Investigative Committee opened a criminal case after the explosion of the UAZ car of Gaziz Khairullin, a former district judge and current representative of the Ombudsman for the Omsk region. The case was opened under Part 3 of Article 30, paragraph “e” of Part 2 of Article 105 of the Criminal Code (attempted murder committed in a generally dangerous manner).

In the Gatchina district of the Leningrad region, a patient at the Druzhnoselsky psychiatric hospital started shooting with a homemade pistol, reports 47news with reference to the press service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for St. Petersburg and the region. A 67-year-old pensioner with a chronic disease was hospitalized after its exacerbation. In a mental hospital, the patient began to threaten to kill, and then took out a gun and shot out the window. The doctors called the police.

The Supreme Court of the Republic of Crimea banned the Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar people, recognizing it as an extremist organization, reports the Argumenty Nedeli publication. One of the representatives of the Majlis, Nariman Jelal, told reporters that today’s decision will be appealed, and the defenders will also appeal to the ECHR.

The Sverdlovsk Regional Court recognized as legal the sentence of 46-year-old Ekaterina Vologzheninova, who was accused of inciting hatred or enmity (Part 1 of Article 282 of the Criminal Code) for posts on the social network VKontakte, reports the New Day publication. A diplomat from Germany was present at the meeting. Lawyer Roman Kachanov petitioned for amnesty for his client, but the court rejected the request.

The European Court of Human Rights ordered the Russian authorities to pay 7,500 euros in compensation for moral damage to three Russians - Marina Novikova, Alexander Kirpichev, Valery Romakhin - and six thousand euros to Russian Viktor Savchenko for detentions at single pickets. In addition, Russia must pay six thousand euros each to applicants Kirpichev and Romakhin for legal expenses.