The Leningradsky District Court of Kaliningrad recognized the legality of the lawsuit against NGO director Alexandra Koroleva for failure to pay fines under the law on “foreign agents.” New Kaliningrad about this . told The Queen herself and lawyer Alexey Laptev On May 30, 2019, the Federal Bailiff Service opened five criminal cases against Korolev for failure to pay fines. After the court overturned in July 2020 one of them, one criminal case was dropped .

In Pskov, an employee of police department No. 2 drew up a report of “obvious disrespect” for the authorities against 32-year-old Ekaterina Belyaeva for a TikTok about “****** [damn] cops” filmed during a rally on January 23. A copy of the protocol is at the disposal of Mediazona. According to the document, the woman posted a video on TikTok insulting “authorities (cops), expressed in abusive language” (Part 3 of Article 20.1 of the Administrative Code).

After the operation, the 37-year-old prisoner of the SIZO-3, who had a ballpoint pen located in the brain, was in the brain of Rostov-on-Don after the operation. This was reported to RIA Novosti in the regional department of the FSIN. The department claims that, according to the deceased himself, he injured himself “in a state of nervous breakdown” on February 5. Instagram.com/gbsmp_rnd The man was taken to the hospital in a day, in the evening of February 6, and then operated on.

At a meeting of the Saratov Regional Duma Commission on Revenue, deputies accused communist Nikolai Bondarenko of “illegal enrichment” from advertising and donations on YouTube, reported . Svobodnye Novosti According to the publication, the meeting took place today; journalists were not invited to it. There is no information about him on the parliament website. A press release about the results of the meeting was distributed by the regional branch of United Russia.

The Federal Customs Service (FCS) has opened a criminal case regarding the Russian division of H&M's evasion of customs duties in the amount of 3.1 billion rubles, writes Bloomberg , citing documents obtained by the editors. press service The H&M in Stockholm confirmed to the agency that investigative actions are indeed being carried out, but could not disclose the details of the case, since it does not have information from the Russian authorities.

Dmitry Nadein. Photo: Personal page on Facebook On January 25, the court in Irkutsk appointed 46-year-old programmer Dmitry Nadein for 10 days of arrest, finding guilty of organizing an unauthorized rally in support of Alexei Navalny because of a post on social networks. Employees of the Irkutsk headquarters Politics say that Dmitry saw on several promotions, but he has nothing to do with their organization.

The Basmanny District Court of Moscow sent municipal deputy Konstantin Yankauskas under house arrest until March 23 in the case of. this . reports Postcard A municipal deputy was charged with a “sanitary case” on February 8 for a rally in support of politician Alexei Navalny, which took place on January 23, lawyer Ilya Utkin told OVD-Info.

In St. Petersburg, employees of the Ministry of Emergencies came to fill with water a large inscription “Navalny” left on the snowy surface of the Fontanka River, reader Polina Karina told Paper. Judging by the video, the inscription was left not far from the Big St. Petersburg circus (Embankment of the Fontanka River, house 3). According to the reader, the Ministry of Emergencies first tried to fill the inscription with water from the hose, but the pressure was not enough.

The Supreme Court (SC) proposed to transfer cases of violence, including domestic violence, to investigators, reported with reference to the head of the Supreme Court Vyacheslav Lebedev. RIA Novosti He noted that now the victim is obliged to independently collect evidence of the crime. This forces victims of domestic violence to remain in close proximity to the abuser. The inquiry procedure is a form of crime investigation.

Roskomnadzor has begun beta testing of a mobile application created for “expedited filing of citizen complaints about prohibited information.” This was reported in the department’s telegram channel. “The purpose of the RKN application is to increase the efficiency of removing prohibited information from the Network.

In Moscow, a 28-year-old participant in the action was detained on January 23, suspected of beating a policeman (part 1 of Article 318 of the Criminal Code), according to the website of the Moscow Administration of the Investigative Committee. According to SK, the detainee hit the policeman several times on the head and the body near the passionate boulevard.

The State Duma, in the second reading of the bill on the “sovereign Internet,” approved an amendment on fines of up to 3 million rubles for website owners for refusing to unblock access to “socially important information.” The bill was published on the website of the lower house of parliament. For the first violation, citizens face a fine of 50 to 100 thousand rubles, for a repeated violation - from 200 to 300 thousand rubles.

President Vladimir Putin spoke about the work of the courts during the pandemic. His speech at the meeting of judges is broadcast by Russia 24. “Our system operated without interruption. The courts showed loyalty to their high mission, and, despite the risks associated with the epidemic, they worked with maximum efficiency, protecting the rights of citizens, the interests of society and the state,” Putin said. Putin noted that in 2020 the courts considered more cases than in 2019.

The Solntsevsky District Court of Moscow sentenced the coordinator of Navalny's Yekaterinburg headquarters, Alexei Gresko, to 15 days of arrest because of the meeting of politician Alexei Navalny at the capital's Vnukovo airport on January 17. This was reported by lawyer Dmitry Zakhvatov. Gresko was found guilty of disobeying the police (Article 19.3 of the Administrative Code). He was brought to the trial from Yekaterinburg on behalf of judge Maria Emelyanova.

The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) awarded compensation for moral damages in the amount of 50,000 euros to Chechen resident Roman Gastemirov, finding that he was tortured in the Grozny police department in 2005. This is stated on the ECHR website.