The Moscow City Court will consider the appeal on March 13 at 10.00. The trial will take place in room 334. In October 2013, the Zamoskvoretsky Court, represented by Judge Lyudmila Moskalenko, decided to send Mikhail Kosenko, accused of participating in mass riots and using violence dangerous to life and health against a government official, for compulsory treatment in a psychiatric hospital.

Petr Tsarkov was found guilty of an administrative offense under Article 19.3. Previously, other oppositionists detained on Tverskaya received administrative sentences under the same article: Alexei Navalny was sentenced to seven days, Nikolai Lyaskin, Boris Nemtsov, Ilya Yashin and Nadezhda Mityushkina were sentenced to ten days. Civil activist Andrei Semenov, who appeared on Tverskaya with a car tire, received 13 days.

According to the message received by the OVD-Info hotline, he is charged with Article 20.1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses, the trial is to take place tomorrow.

One of those detained on Monday evening in the Manezhnaya Square area refused to present himself at the Krasnoselsky police station. After 48 hours, the police, instead of releasing the prisoner, decided to change Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses to 19.3 and at the same time assign the name Reshetkin to the unknown man.

Changes The State Duma is adopting the third package of bills on judicial reform “PRAVO.RU”, February 21 “The Duma Committee on State Construction considered amendments to two bills from Putin’s third reform bloc in three minutes. However, the changes in the documents for the second reading turned out to be mostly technical; the State Duma did not dare to change Putin’s proposals. Previously, the Supreme Arbitration and Supreme Courts immediately criticized these documents.