The Supreme Court of Russia criticized the head of the Moscow City Court, Olga Egorova, for insufficient qualifications of judges. This is stated in the resolution of the Supreme Court in response to Egorova’s complaint, which was drawn attention to by Human Rights Postcards. In December 2019, the Second Cassation Court issued a private ruling to Egorova, deciding that the Moscow City Court illegally upheld the decision to extend the arrest of three defendants in the embezzlement case.

The Vakhitovsky District Court of Kazan fined the head of the All-Tatar Public Center Farit Zakiev for a rally in honor of Constitution Day of Tatarstan. The meeting was held via video link. Lawyer Danil Nurgaleev told Mediazona about this. Nurgaleev told Idel.Realii that judge Damir Gadyrshin did not want to consider the protocol in the courthouse. The defender asked to postpone the hearing, but instead it was held via video link.

The government has submitted a bill to the State Duma proposing to increase fines for violating quarantine to 1 million rubles. this TASS reports with reference to the text of amendments to the Code of Administrative Offenses. If the quarantine rules were violated for the first time, then a person faces a fine of 15 to 40 thousand rubles, an official - from 50 thousand to 150 thousand rubles, and a legal entity - from 200 thousand to 500 thousand rubles or suspension of work for a month.

In the Penza region, a resident of the village of Bessonovka will be tried for wounding his lover and killing a passerby, according to the website of the regional department of the Investigative Committee. As the investigation established, on June 3, 2019, a drunken accused took his 28-year-old partner into the forest, where they had an argument. During the conflict, the man shot his beloved in the leg with his hunting rifle. At this time, a resident of the village of Grabovo was passing by.

Homeless in a protective mask and his friend with an open face during the pandemic. Photo: Sergey Fadeichev / TASS The Moscow authorities are making efforts so that residents of the city do not have a reason to go out: non -product shops and entertainment institutions are being closed, and mass events have been canceled. People over 65 are persistently not recommended to leave apartments.

A gas explosion occurred in a five-story building in Magnitogorsk on Domenshchikov Street, 19, Znak.com reports . According to a TASS source in the emergency services, two people died. The press service of the governor of the Chelyabinsk region clarified that a woman and a teenager were killed, reports Interfax . The two-year-old child is in hospital in critical condition.

The police announced the suspension of personal receptions of Russians due to coronavirus. This was reported by the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Citizens were advised to submit applications by mail, on the department’s website, or leave them in the mailbox of the “internal affairs agency (if available).” The new rules will come into force on March 27; the expiration date is not specified in the release.

The Investigative Committee opened a criminal case against the 33-year-old deputy head of the course at the Vladimir Law Institute of the Federal Penitentiary Service for accepting a large bribe (points “b”, “c” of Part 5 of Article 290 of the Criminal Code), according to the website of the regional department of the department.

After the death of a conscript from the Perm region near Orenburg, a criminal case was opened against the therapist who treated him. This was reported on the website of the Commissioner for Human Rights in the Perm Territory, Pavel Mikov, who received a response from the Military Prosecutor's Office of the Central Military District.

The Prosecutor General's Office reported on the identification of fakes about coronavirus and demanded that they be blocked. This is reported on the department's website.

St. Petersburg governor Alexander Beglov banned going to church from March 28 to April 5. The document was published on the city administration website. As stated in the decree, only ministers and staff will be able to visit churches. In addition, parks, gardens, shops, cafes and restaurants will be closed in the city for a week. Restaurants will be open for takeaway. Pharmacies, grocery stores and gas stations will also continue to operate.

President Vladimir Putin substantiated the need for amendments to the Constitution, including coronavirus. “In some countries, no one comes home at all, no one comes home, people die in apartments, and they are found on a third or fourth day, and then as a result of a sanitation,” Putin said.

Roskomnadzor demanded that Twitter remove the fake news about the coronavirus. This is reported on the department's website. As stated in the release, the Prosecutor General's Office sent a message to Roskomnadzor demanding that information about the adopted order of the Minister of Defense “On the introduction of a curfew in Moscow” be deleted. The agency demanded that the social network administrators delete the publications.

The Basmanny District Court of Moscow extended the arrest of four police officers, who are accused in the case of drug thrown to journalist Ivan Kolunov, by the court of the court, press secretary of the court, Irina Morozova, was accused of the four police officers. Former operatives of the Internal Affairs Directorate in Akbar Sergaliev, Roman Feofanov and Maxim Umetbaev, as well as their boss Igor Lyakhovets will remain in the pre -trial detention center.

Volgograd police officer Alexander Krupinevich received a verbal reprimand for refusing to identify himself to picketers and forbidding him to film himself. this with reference to the conclusion of the internal audit. reports The Caucasian Knot According to the publication, on December 27 last year, five activists held single pickets in support of the Anti-Corruption Foundation and an employee of the organization, Ruslan Shaveddinov.