The Tverskoy District Court of Moscow, represented by judge Alesya Orekhova, sentenced Ruslan Samarin, one of those detained on December 30 at Manezhnaya Square during a gathering in support of Oleg and Alexei Navalny, to a fine of a thousand rubles. Thus, Samarin was found guilty of disobeying the lawful demand of police officers, reports Mediazona .

Lawyers for Oleg and Alexei Navalny, who were sentenced by the Zamoskvoretsky District Court of Moscow to three and a half years of real and suspended sentences, respectively, received a full copy of the verdict and filed a brief complaint against it. January 12 is the last day to file a complaint (a more complete version can be filed later). As Alexei Navalny's lawyer Vadim Kobzev, quoted by Interfax, explained, the brief version of the complaint indicates procedural violations.

Unknown people broke into the apartment of the chairman of the Saratov NGO Partnership for Development, Olga Pitsunova. As established by the publication "Vzglyad-info", these were employees of the bailiff service.

The Tverskoy District Court of Moscow, where the administrative cases of the detainees on December 30 are to be considered, refused to hold hearings on the cases of the detainees taken to the Arbat police station. As one of the detainees, Dmitry Aleshkovsky, told OVD-Info, their cases were not brought to court, in connection with which everyone was told that they would be separately notified by subpoenas about the date and time of the court session.

Joshkun Alan. Photo: Dmitry Aleshkovsky Among the detainees on December 30, in the Manezhnaya Square area, during the gathering, caused by the verdict of the Navalny brothers, was a Turkish citizen Joshkun Alan, an employee of the Renaissance Construction Construction company, accidentally passing by. In Moscow, he, according to him, lives since September 2012.