The Magistrate Court of the first precinct of the Sovetsky district of Kazan imposed fines of 2 thousand rubles on members of the commission with advisory voting rights Maxim Pankratov and Olga Sergeeva, as well as observer Gulnara Galyautdinova, reports Idel.Realii. Protocols were drawn up against them under Article 5.69 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (interfering with the work of the election commission and creating obstacles for voters).

Anton Belichenko, an activist of the National Revolutionary Vanguard (NRA), was arrested for 10 days for an action with a banner near the Pionerskaya metro station, Ekaterina Kosarevskaya, a member of the St. Petersburg Public Monitoring Committee, told OVD-Info. In addition to Belichenko, three more activists were detained at the rally; two protesters were able to escape from law enforcement officers. All detainees were taken to police department No. 19 in the Vyborg district.

The Investigative Committee in Murmansk did not initiate a case under Article 212.1 of the Criminal Code (repeated violation of the procedure for holding public events) against the coordinator of Alexei Navalny’s headquarters in Murmansk, Violetta Grudina, the activist herself told Mediazona. “My lawyer and I were already planning to go to the investigator.

Businessman Oleg Deripaska, in a lawsuit against Nastya Rybka (Anastasia Vashukevich) and Alex Leslie (Alexander Kirillov), demanded to recover one million rubles from them each as compensation for moral damage, reports Znak.com with reference to the case materials. The lawsuit, according to the publication, also states that the information that Nastya Rybka was the businessman’s mistress is not true.

Arkhangelsk lawyer Andrei Krekov, sentenced to 2 years and 9 months in prison under Part 1 of Article 318 of the Criminal Code (use of non-dangerous violence against a government official), was released from correctional colony No. 14 in the Velsky district. Krekov himself told Mediazona about this. According to the former prisoner, on March 17 he was placed in a punishment cell (punishment cell). A day later, a commission came to him and decided to shave his head.

The Investigative Committee of Bashkiria transferred a criminal case to the court, instituted against the prisoner IK-4, who hit the assistant to the head of the colony with a knife in the stomach, according to the website of the regional SK.

During a search in Sochi, police beat Tatyana Zykova, the wife of Konstantin Zykov, coordinator of the local headquarters of Alexei Navalny. about this on his Facebook page . wrote Alexander Popkov, a lawyer for the international human rights group Agora, The day before the presidential election, police detained the couple. On the same day, the Central District Court arrested Konstantin for three days for disobedience to police officers (Article 19.3 of the Administrative Code).

The Vasileostrovsky district court of St. Petersburg sentenced ultra-right activist Vyacheslav Datsik to 3.5 years in a maximum security colony, reports the joint press service of the courts of St. Petersburg. Datsik was found guilty of violating the inviolability of the home with the use of violence (Part 2 of Article 139 of the Criminal Code), assault (clause “a” of Part 2 of Article 116 of the Criminal Code) and hooliganism (Article 213 of the Criminal Code).

The State Duma Commission on Deputy Ethics plans to consider behind closed doors complaints from journalists about harassment by the chairman of the international committee, Leonid Slutsky, until March 22, told RBC. the head of the commission, Otari Arshba, The resolution on the State Duma Commission on Deputy Ethics states that usually all meetings are held behind closed doors, but by decision of the commission they can also be open.

The deputy head of the department of the federal bailiff service for the Kaliningrad region, Sergei Simonenko, was suspended from work after accusations of harassment. This was reported by Klops and New Kaliningrad with reference to sources in the department. According to Klops, Simonenko was suspended from duties until the end of the inspection. The press service of the regional administration of the FSSP told Mediazona that they do not comment on this situation.

Russian businessman Valery Morozov, who received political asylum in the UK in 2011, said that he has received anonymous threatening letters, writes the Sunday Times . According to the businessman, last week he received an encrypted letter by email with the text: “They came for Sergei, they will come for you too.” We are probably talking about former GRU colonel Sergei Skripal, who, according to British authorities, was poisoned in Salisbury with the Novichok nerve agent.

The head of the Moscow department of the Investigative Committee, Alexander Drymanov, is confident that a single investigative body will be created in the near future, combining the powers of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the FSB and the Investigative Committee, reports a Mediazona correspondent from a meeting in the case of Colonel Mikhail Maksimenko of the Investigative Committee, accused of taking a bribe (Part 6 of Article 290 UK).

The Supreme Court of Chechnya rejected the complaint about the extension of the arrest of the head of the Grozny branch of the Memorial Oyub Titiev, according to the telegram channel of the human rights center. During the meeting, the defense recalled that when extending the preventive measure, the Staropromyslovsky District Court was founded on the report of the operative, who insisted that Titiev could hide from law enforcement agencies.

The Nizhny Novgorod District Court has been unable to find the former detectives of the criminal investigation department of police department No. 7, Alexey Sokolov and Vadim Volkov, who broke the spine of the detained Alexander Dmitriev, for almost five months, the Committee Against Torture reports . Without the former police officers, the court cannot begin to consider the merits of the victim’s claim against the Ministry of Internal Affairs for compensation for moral damage caused by them.

Crimean activist Vladimir Balukh, convicted of illegal possession of ammunition and explosives, declared an indefinite hunger strike in a pre-trial detention center, reports . the Crimean Human Rights Group As human rights activists say, in this way the activist decided to protest against the illegal verdict in a fabricated criminal case. According to human rights activists, on March 19, the activist should be transferred to solitary confinement, where he will remain during the hunger strike.