A court in New York sentenced Russian programmer Stanislav Lisov to four years in prison in a cybercrime case, reports . RIA Novosti The agency reports the words of Lisov’s lawyer that the court took into account the time served, so the Russian will be released “in a few months.” In 2017, Lisov was detained in Spain at the request of the FBI and extradited to the United States. The Russian was charged with conspiracy to use the NeverQuest Trojan.

A physical education teacher at Voronezh school No. 99 locked sixth-graders in the locker room for being late for class, reports the local publication “MY! Online " with reference to the parents of the students. According to the mother of one of the students, the teacher said, “Just try to tell your parents.” Students who tried to get out of the locker room were “forced into the room by the teacher,” the publication writes.

In Yekaterinburg, threats began to be received against the mother-in-law, wife and assistant of Yabloko City Duma deputy Konstantin Kiselev. This was reported on the party's website. It is alleged that on November 20, all three received a call from the same unknown number threatening murder and violence against children. “A few minutes ago there were three calls. To my assistant, mother-in-law and wife.

In Pushkin, Leningrad Region, a drunken employee of the St. Petersburg traffic police department, Oleg Aronov, beat two men on the road and “tried to strangle” a seventh-grader, writes . Fontanka According to eyewitnesses, a drunk man got out of a SsangYong car and attacked passers-by in the courtyard of school No. 695 on Artilleriyskaya Street. He allegedly showed the “crusts” to the arriving police, and they did not detain him. The attacker's car was taken away on a tow truck.

The Krasnodar Regional Court replaced six years of imprisonment with a similar suspended sentence for the former head of the regional center for disaster medicine, Lyudmila Beshtoeva. Her lawyer Alexey Avanesyan reported this to Mediazona. A week before, the FSB sent out a press release that the meeting had already taken place and Beshtoeva’s sentence remained in force. Beshtoeva was accused of fraud (parts 3 and 4 of Article 159 of the Criminal Code).

The Office of the Investigative Committee for the Rostov Region opened a criminal case against its employee who took his wife and child hostage. This is reported on the department's website. The case was opened under Article 127 of the Criminal Code (illegal deprivation of liberty). “The issue of choosing a preventive measure against him is being decided,” the message says. The reason why the Investigative Committee officer took his family hostage was not stated in the release.

The Federal Penitentiary Service proposed allowing accused and suspects who are under house arrest to participate in court hearings via video link. Representative of the department Elena Korobkova announced this at the VI International Penitentiary Forum, her words are reported by TASS.

In the town of Elektrogorsk near Moscow, the body of a local police officer was found in a car with a gunshot wound. This was reported on the website of the regional Investigative Committee. According to the department, the 26-year-old policeman was found on November 20 in the official parking lot of the Elektrogorsk stronghold of the intermunicipal department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs "Pavlovsky-Posad".

The State Duma in the third reading adopted a law on fines for repeated refusal to provide encryption keys to the FSB. this . reports Interfax After the introduction of the new law, fines for individuals will range from 15 to 30 thousand rubles, for officials - 100 to 500 thousand, and for legal entities from 2 to 6 million rubles. The law also increases the penalty for repeated refusal to provide information about the receipt, transmission or delivery of any messages.

The head of Roskosmos Dmitry Rogozin and his fatherly own two neighboring cottages for 350 million rubles, the investigation of the Corruption Fund (FBK), published on the website of the politician Alexei Navalny. According to Navalny, the cottage of Rogozin with an area of ​​800 square meters is located near Khimki. Previously, she stood on a plot of 25 acres, but “a month ago, Rogozin expanded his possessions exactly twice,” the oppositionist writes.

In Perm, the Investigative Committee opened a criminal case of murder against a 15-year-old schoolgirl who stabbed her drunken stepfather when he attacked her friend and grandmother, the told 59.ru. department The murder took place in the apartment of the ex-wife of a 38-year-old man. “The guest started a drunken conflict and beat up an elderly woman, a teenage girl and her friend. During the conflict, the girl took a knife and stabbed her,” the Investigative Committee reported.

Sergey Ozerov, Oleg Dmitriev and Oleg Ivanov (from left to right) in the Moscow District Military Court. Photo: Anton Novoderezhkin / TASS The politician Vyacheslav Maltsev, who announced the “revolution” on November 5, 2017, left Russia, dozens of his supporters became defendants in criminal cases, and four of them still remain in jail in anticipation of sentences.

Alesya Makhmutova, a witness for the prosecution in the Seventh Studio case, spoke in court about threats from the investigation. this . reports Kommersant “The head of the investigation team told me that if I now tell that everything was according to the law, then I have the opportunity to turn from a witness into an accomplice, a suspect,” Makhmutova said. Mukhmutova testified on July 19, 2017 at the request of the state prosecution.

The State Duma adopted in the third final reading a bill that allows individuals to be granted the status of “foreign agent.” The meeting was broadcast on the website of the lower house of parliament. Out of 315 deputies, 311 parliamentarians voted for the introduction of the amendments. Four of them abstained.

The State Duma, in the third reading, adopted a law on the mandatory pre-installation of Russian software on smartphones, computers and Smart TVs , according to the website of the lower house of parliament. “Citizens will be able to use gadgets without the need to install additional mobile applications and other programs. This will also help promote Russian programs in the information technology market,” the statement says.