The Moscow City Court rejected the claim of oppositionist Ilya Yashin against the election commission, which did not allow him to collect signatures for the elections to the City Duma. This is stated on the website of the capital's courts of general jurisdiction. The commission of district No.

The territorial election commission of the Dzerzhinsky district of Perm removed the former coordinator of Navalny’s local headquarters, Sergei Ukhov, from the elections to the city duma. this He announced on Twitter.

The Moscow City Court canceled the blocking of the video recording on the YouTube channel of journalist Karen Shainyan “Adoption by gays: is this the kind of Russia you will choose?” and sent the case back for retrial. This was reported by Takiye Dela with reference to the press service. On March 17, the district court, following a lawsuit from the prosecutor's office, banned a video criticizing homophobia.

In Moscow, Pussy Riot member Maria Alekhina was detained at the exit from a special detention center, another member of the group told Mediazona. When Alekhina walked out the gate, the security forces put her in an unmarked car. She was taken to the Kuntsevo district police station, where she was left overnight, other Pussy Riot members said .

In Kaliningrad, a senior clinic administrator was detained in connection with the sale of coronavirus vaccination certificates (Article 327 of the Criminal Code, forgery of documents). This was reported by MIA Media. According to investigators, the employee sold certificates at prices ranging from one and a half to three and a half thousand rubles, and poured the unused vaccine into the sewer. More than 20 people have used its services. “I provided unofficial services.

In the center of Moscow, near the Kitay-Gorod metro station, Pussy Riot member Alexander Sofeev was detained, another member of the group told Mediazona. He added that Sofeev was detained after he left the coronavirus vaccination point. Tonight Sofeev was released after 15 days of arrest. This punishment was imposed on him under Article 20.21 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (appearing in public places while intoxicated).

The Russian Foreign Ministry ordered the consul of the Estonian Consulate General in St. Petersburg, Mart Latte, to leave Russia within two days due to accusations of collecting “intelligence.” The message was published on the ministry's website. The day before, on July 6, the FSB reported that Latte was detained “red-handed while receiving sensitive materials from a Russian citizen.” The Estonian Foreign Ministry called this message a provocation.

Tyumen resident Denis Popov, accused of drug possession, said that the police detained him in the forest and planted a bag of 3.64 grams of ecstasy during a search in front of witnesses. this reports Znak.com with reference to Popov himself. Tyumen filed a complaint to the regional department of the Investigative Committee and the prosecutor's office demanding an investigation into the police officers. The man claims that in mid-June an acquaintance asked him to take him to Kurgan.

In Chelyabinsk pre-trial detention center No. 1, a 34-year-old National Guard employee accused of murdering his ex-wife was found dead (Part 1 of Article 105 of the Criminal Code). This was reported by Interfax and 74.ru with reference to sources. “An investigation is being carried out, there is no reason to say that the death is of a criminal nature,” told 74.ru.

The Oktyabrsky District Court of St. Petersburg on the lawsuit of the prosecutor's office prohibited links to the full -length “Titans attack. The first film. The cruel world ”and the cartoon. This was reported by the United press service of city courts. In the film “The Titans attack”, experts discovered “The scene incomparable in cruelty” and “The oppressive mood of powerlessness and hopelessness”, which can lead to “the formation of [children] phobic reactions”.

The former head of the security service of the Yukos company, Alexei Pichugin, abandoned his lawyers before being transferred from the colony to a Moscow pre-trial detention center. This was reported by Novaya Gazeta with reference to unnamed sources and former lawyers. Lawyers Ksenia Kostromina and Dmitry Kharitonov told the publication that they no longer represent Pichugin’s interests. They declined to detail how the termination of the agreements went.

The Moscow City Court refused to allow former head Oleg Stepanov to open an election account to participate in the State Duma elections. this He himself announced on Twitter. The court recognized as legal the refusal of the district election commission for the Nagatinsky single-mandate constituency, which prohibited Stepanov from opening an election account due to involvement in an extremist organization.

The Zainsky City Court of Tatarstan sentenced local resident Sulaimon Kirgizov to 7 years and one month in prison, who attacked his ex-wife, who wrote a statement of rape against him. This was reported by the regional department of the Investigative Committee. The court found the 47-year-old man guilty of attempted murder (Part 3 of Article 30, Part 1 of Article 105 of the Criminal Code) and causing minor harm to health (Part 1 of Article 115 of the Criminal Code).

The Karasuksky District Court of the Novosibirsk Region released Alexandrov, an operative of the Karasuksky department, accused of torturing a cattleman with a stun gun, from a pre-trial detention center on bail. This was reported by the press service of the court. “The court granted the defense’s request to select a preventive measure for the accused in the form of bail, believing that such a preventive measure would ensure his law-abiding behavior,” the statement says.

The Ukhta City Court of the Komi Republic sentenced the former deputy head of correctional colony No. 24, Andrei Pechenkin, to 10 years in prison for taking bribes from convicts. This was reported by the press service of the court. An employee of the Federal Penitentiary Service was found guilty of receiving a bribe (Part 1 of Article 290 of the Criminal Code) and extorting a bribe on a large scale (points “b” and “c” of Part 5 of Article 290 of the Criminal Code).