Alexander Beglov was excluded from the list of defendants in the libel suit against Deputy Reznik. Preliminary hearings in the case of humiliation of the honor and dignity of Deputy of the Legislative Assembly Maxim Reznik (Growth Party faction) have ended in the Nevsky District Court. Initially, the defendants were Alexander Beglov and the city publication “We Can,” represented by its owner and editor-in-chief Vasily Romanov, who reprinted the official’s words.

At the trial of the terrorist attack in the St. Petersburg metro, the lawyers were denied an adjournment to familiarize themselves with the materials. The defendants alleged torture. It took law enforcement agencies more than a month to deliver 11 suspects and 127 volumes of criminal case materials to St. Petersburg. At the first hearing on April 2, journalists got the impression that Moscow judges did not intend to delay the process.

Alexander Beglov's gubernatorial campaign is directed to the smallest detail, journalists are taught to place accents. The election campaign of the acting governor of St. Petersburg is devoid of intrigue: scenarios for events in which acting Beglov will play a major role are developed in detail in advance, and recommendations for covering these events are sent to loyal media outlets. “New in St.

Accusations of abuse of power have disappeared from the torture case at the St. Petersburg police department. In the Nevsky Court of St. Petersburg, a debate was held between the parties in the case of torture and robbery committed by employees of the criminal investigation department of the 70th department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Nevsky District.

Three people were seriously injured, one received easy injuries after an explosion on the territory of the Academy. Mozhaisky The incident occurred in the midst of a working day on April 2 - at about 13:30. According to official figures, the scene was the office, according to unofficial - under one of the stairs of the main building of the university. In the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Emergencies in St.