The Investigative Committee opened a case on the theft of a painting by Vladimir artist Sergei Sotov, which was discovered during a search conducted early in the morning on June 10 in the apartment of Alexei Navalny. Navalny's lawyer Vadim Kobzev claimed that Navalny had been given this painting by his friends.

For two of the eight convicts whose lawyers submitted documents on their state of health, the Moscow City Court, chaired by Olga Nedelina, reduced the term of serving their sentence: Yaroslav Belousov - to two years and three months (which means that he can be released in September of this year), Sergei Krivov - up to three years and nine months in prison. For the remaining six convicts, the sentence of the Zamoskvoretsky Court was upheld.

In the morning, lawyers who did not have time to speak in the debate on June 19 spoke at the meeting. The convicts and the prosecutor also took part in the debate. The lawyers considered that the prosecutor in her speech distorted the testimony of witnesses and referred to materials not examined in court, and asked the court for permission to speak in remarks. However, the presiding judge Olga Nedelina stated that this stage was not provided for when considering an appeal.

The deputy head of the Public Council, Boris Sushkov, quoted by Interfax, said that the forecasts for the number of those who would end the persecution as a result of the amnesty were "ten times more." (Approximately in the same spirit, a member of the Human Rights Council under the President, who prepared the amnesty project, the chairman of the human rights organization Agora, Pavel Chikov, spoke in a conversation with OVD-Info: according to him, “the project of the Human Rights Council

Grigory Semyonov, Irina Kalmykova, Lesya Malakyan, Maria Ryabikova and Andrey Volkov, the driver of the bus that housed the mobile public reception, were detained. Kalmykova told OVD-Info that they were near the cinema "Tajikistan". Three policemen approached them, announced that they had an uncoordinated picket, and demanded to follow them.

According to RIA Novosti, according to lawyer Vadim Kobzev, who defends Alexei Navalny, the investigators took a painting by the Vladimir artist Sergei Sotov and “a couple of documents that were previously found and then not taken” (including a military ID). The lawyer believes that the painting was the main goal of the investigators.

The case of the "distant" Last week, sentences were sentenced to the accused in the case of the murder of the Dalniy Police detainee in the Kazan police department. According to the investigation, Sergei Nazarov died as a result of torture. This happened in March 2012. According to relatives, Nazarov in the department was raped by a bottle of champagne. This case had a great resonance. The investigation was controlled by the head of the Investigative Committee, Alexander Bastrykin.