The Arzamas City Court decided to block a material entitled “ How to take bribes correctly ” on the educational website “Arzamas,” Meduza reports. The publication notes that a link to the material has been added to the Roskomnadzor register of sites with prohibited information. It clarifies that the page is not blocked yet. Meanwhile, in the decision of the Arzamas City Court dated July 28, 2016, it is noted that the published article is prohibited for distribution in Russia.

The Basmanny Court of Moscow transferred Maxim Panfilov, accused of participating in mass riots on Bolotnaya Square on May 6, 2012, from the pre-trial detention center to a psychiatric hospital. This was reported by the Dozhd TV channel. The investigation petitioned for Panfilov’s forcible transfer to the psychiatric hospital of the Butyrka pre-trial detention center, despite the fact that he had previously been there on a personal statement.

A prisoner died in correctional colony No. 46 in the city of Nevyansk, Sverdlovsk region, reports the press service of the regional FSIN department. The convict, whose name has not been released, died on October 30 at 7:45 in the ward of the medical unit, the department reports. “A preliminary diagnosis and cause of death have been established. Previously, the convict also underwent treatment for this disease,” the press service of the Federal Penitentiary Service clarifies.

The founder of the law firm “Zashchita”, Roman Lalayan, filed a statement with the Prosecutor General’s Office after the match of the 12th round of the football Premier League “Ural” - “Terek”, reports championat.com. The match ended with a victory for Terek with a score of 4:1. Lalayan filed a statement in connection with suspicion of match fixing (Article 184 of the Criminal Code). “Defense” requests that both teams and their athletes be checked.

The Deputy Prosecutor of the Nizhny Novgorod Region canceled the investigator's decision to terminate the criminal case of torture of a local resident by police officers, said in a statement. the Committee for the Prevention of Torture In September 2012, an entrepreneur from the city of Pavlovo, Oleg Krayushkin, contacted the committee. According to him, on September 11, after demanding that he confess to stealing a sawmill, police tortured him in one of the police department offices.

There were violations in the work of a psychoneurological boarding school in Vladimir, where three teenagers beat patients, the prosecutor’s office of the Vladimir region said in a statement . According to preliminary data, on October 15 and 16, teenagers climbed over the fence and beat patients on the territory of the institution. Two of the attackers were registered with juvenile delinquency prevention agencies.

The police opened a criminal case after the arson of the office of the Niberezhnye Chelny Bar Association, the human rights organization “Zone of Law” told Mediazona. Unidentified persons are suspected of intentional damage to property by arson or explosion for hooligan reasons (Part 2 of Article 167 of the Criminal Code). Sanctions under this article provide for up to five years in prison.

The Buinaksky District Court declared it illegal to register doctor Daniyal Alkhasov as a “Salafi,” reports . Memorial The chairman of the court, Yusup Salikhov, ordered the police to remove Alkhasov from the register and report on the execution of the decision. Previously, Alkhasov was registered as a “Salafi.” “They constantly took him to police stations, checked him for many hours, forced him to write explanatory notes, photographed him, took fingerprints and DNA samples, filmed him, etc.

In Makhachkala, police detained at least four protesters who demanded a solution to city problems, including water supply, reports . Novoe Delo “At least four people were detained. A report is being drawn up against them under the article “hooliganism,” the father of one of the detainees told the publication. The Chernovik publication writes that from four to eight people were detained, including one minor.

In Karelia, police drew up reports against defenders of Sunsky Bor for illegal logging of firewood (Article 8.28 of the Administrative Code), reports Activatica.org. The police came to the activists’ camp in Sunsky Bor in the morning and drew up reports on the officers on duty, Nina Shalaeva and Svetlana Yakut. According to activists, police seized a two-handed saw without a protocol or witnesses. The camp was also visited by the state forest protection inspector of the Kondopoga forestry.

Colonel Sergei Moroz has been appointed as the new head of the Moscow department of the Federal Penitentiary Service. The presidential decree is posted on the official Internet portal of legal information. 48-year-old Sergei Moroz served as head of the FSIN department for the Bryansk region. Moroz has headed the FSIN department for the Bryansk region since July 2008.

In Cheboksary, a 63-year-old man was placed in custody suspected of killing his friend after a quarrel over playing the harmonica, according to the website of the Investigative Committee in Chuvashia. According to investigators, on October 24, the suspect and his acquaintance quarreled after “drinking alcohol together” because the latter reproached the man for playing the harmonica poorly.

The Presidium of the Moscow City Court released from prison a woman convicted of killing her partner during a quarrel, according to the court’s website. The Presidium found that Natalya Mokhova exceeded the limits of necessary defense and changed the punishment from six years in prison to ten months of restriction of freedom.

Moscow police officers detained two foreigners who are suspected of trafficking in people in difficult financial situations, according to a statement on the website of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

The Moscow District Military Court sentenced a resident of the Tambov region, Dmitry Kipchatov, to six years in prison for involvement in the activities of the Islamic State, Interfax reports , citing the press service of the regional FSB. Kipchatov was found guilty of participating in an illegal armed group (Part 2 of Article 208 of the Criminal Code) and promoting terrorist activities (Part 1 of Article 205 of the Criminal Code).