The Investigative Committee opened a criminal case regarding the death of a 14-year-old teenager due to the detonation of an anti-tank cartridge from the Great Patriotic War. This was reported on the website of the regional department of the department. The incident occurred on October 20 at the Sozvezdie children and youth center in Lobnya near Moscow, TASS writes . “On the territory of the children’s military-patriotic center, a child was dismantling a shell from the Great Patriotic War.

The ECHR awarded 140 thousand euros in compensation for moral damage to 18 people detained during a protest against election fraud in December 2011. The decision was published on the court's website. He drew the attention of politician Alexei Navalny, who, together with Konstantin Terekhov, represented the interests of ten applicants in court.

The Gagarinsky District Court recovered from the former Minister for Open Government Affairs Mikhail Abyzov 32.5 billion rubles in state income, which he received during his service in the ministry. this RBC reports with reference to Abyzov’s representative and the court’s press service. that the money be seized demanded Deputy Prosecutor General Viktor Grin .

In the Sverdlovsk region, the police opened a case due to an oil spill near the village of Levikha. this with reference to the press service of the regional prosecutor's office. reports Interfax The level of pollutant in the soil was exceeded by more than 800 times, the environmental monitoring center established.

Russian lawyers systematically face violations of their professional rights by FSIN employees, police officers and investigators, according to a survey conducted among defense lawyers by the Institute of Law and Public Policy.

The central office of the Investigative Committee forwarded to the West Siberian Investigation Department for Transport an appeal from St. Petersburg deputies demanding that a case be opened regarding the poisoning of politician Alexei Navalny. on Facebook The response of the Investigative Committee was published by the author of the letter, deputy Maxim Reznik. “Doctors point to obvious signs of poisoning, including chemical warfare agents. <...> As representatives of the residents of St.

The Investigative Committee opened a criminal case following the story of the editor-in-chief of the Cosmopolitan website Ekaterina Velikina about the police who stole eight thousand rubles from her son. This was reported by the Moscow agency, citing a source in law enforcement agencies. According to preliminary data, police from the Yakimanka police department illegally searched 16-year-old Timofey Velikin and did not draw up any documents about this, the news agency notes.

The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) communicated the complaint of a resident of Kazan, Adela Gainutdinova, about the conditions of detention in the Republican Clinical Psychiatric Hospital (RCPB) named after Bekhterev. The corresponding decision was published on the court's website. The court asked several questions to the Russian side.

The Mtsensky District Court of the Oryol Region decided to release Denila Beglets, a defendant in the “Moscow case,” on parole, reports the head of Agora, Pavel Chikov. A day earlier , it became known that Beglets went on a hunger strike in IK-7 of the Oryol region due to being forced to work on Shabbat. In September 2019, the Fugitive received two years in a general regime colony.

The US State Department has revoked 113 visas from Aeroflot employees in connection with the case of smuggling electronics to Russia worth $50 million. This was reported on the website of the US Attorney's Office. According to investigators, the defendants bought stolen equipment, including iPhones, iPods, etc. They then received cash from “couriers” from among former and current Aeroflot employees, and they transported the goods to Russia.

The Moscow prosecutor's office explained the demand of the Nikulinsk interdistrict prosecutor's office of the city to the Russian Academy of National Economy and Public Administration under the President (RANEPA) to report on students who go to rallies as the initiative of an individual employee. This was reported by Kommersant with reference to an unnamed source.

The military court of appeal upheld the sentences of seven convicts in the case of the “terrorist community “Network”” to terms ranging from six to 18 years. this from the courtroom. reports A 7x7 correspondent In February, Dmitry Pchelintsev and Ilya Shakursky, whom the investigation called , were sentenced to 18 and 16 years in a maximum security colony. Five more people were found guilty in this community.

The Government Commission on Legislative Activities did not support Senator Elena Mizulina’s amendments to the Family Code, introduced “in order to strengthen the institution of the family,” TASS reports , citing the review. “If the law is adopted, the balance of rights and interests in the family may be shifted towards the rights of parents, given the obviously weaker position of children in family relationships,” the government believes.

In the Urals, the former general director of the Atommashcomplex UEHK enterprise, Taras Krokos, will be tried for transferring technology or information abroad that could be used in the creation of weapons of mass destruction. This was reported by the press service of the Novouralsk City Court.

The United States threw away 45 Aventa-M ventilators that Russia sent in early April. This was reported by BuzzFeed with reference to a representative of the US Federal Emergency Management Agency ( FEMA ). “The donated devices were disposed of in accordance with strict hazardous waste regulations,” a FEMA spokesperson said .