Another person detained at the Sunday march, Anton Belichenko, also received 15 days. It is known that his wife has a baby.

Ninel Sidorok, the mother of a 12-year-old child, who was detained on a Sunday march and spent the night in the police department, has not been arrested. Her court sentenced her to a fine of 3,000 rubles under Articles 19.3 and 20.3 (disobedience to the police and demonstration of "Nazi" symbols). Her husband received 8 days.

Another person detained at yesterday’s march, Nikita Kashirin, received 10 days.

Julian Schilling, a member of the security group for the Sunday march, who wanted to act as a witness at today's trials, demanded that the bailiff, who for some reason did not allow him to attend the trial, introduce himself. When he refused to introduce himself, Schiling took out his phone and took a photo of the bailiff’s badge. At the same time, the bailiff himself did not mind being photographed.

Sentencing continues for those detained at yesterday's march. One of the detainees received 15 days, the second (Daniil Krapivenko) - 13. According to information, the first detainee and Lakshin, who received 8 days, were detained an hour earlier than the Narodnaya Volya activists, but they are credited with their actions. OVD-Infofor some reason

Some of those detained on Sunday's march are also being fined for "displaying Nazi symbols." Krapivenko, Lakshin and Kapelin received 2,000 rubles each. Such a court considers the symbols of "Narodnaya Volya" .

Yevgeny Kapelin and Dmitry Zhigalov, who were detained on the Sunday march, each received 13 days of arrest under Article 19.3. After the arrest, Kapelin was severely beaten by the police.

Kirill Kanakhin also received 8 days of arrest. His "offence" was that he did not stop chanting slogans at the request of a policeman.

The Moscow City Court will consider a complaint against the court's decision not to let Alexei Navalny go to the funeral on March 4th. That is, after the funeral, writes Roman Rubanov, director of the Anti-Corruption Foundation.

Cancer patient Fyodor Lakshin also received 8 days of arrest under 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (disobedience to a police officer). Lakshin was detained yesterday at a march in memory of Boris Nemtsov. His mother was not allowed to hear the case.

Nikolay Alekseychuk, the father of a 12-year-old child, who since yesterday, apparently, is alone, since his mother was also taken on the march, and there are no other relatives in Moscow, he received 8 days under 19.3 of the Administrative Code (disobedience to a policeman). Alekseychuk was taken away on the march yesterday, he spent the night in the police department.

As Alla Frolova told OVD-Info, the Tverskoy District Court is just beginning to hear the cases of those detained on yesterday's march. But, since "it's already 6 p.m. and the courthouse is closing," the public will not be allowed to attend the hearings.

The investigation filed a formal charge against Ivan Nepomnyashchikh, a new defendant in the Bolotnaya case, who was placed under house arrest last week. Nepomniachtchi is charged under Part 2 of Art. 212 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (participation in riots) and part 1 of Art. 318 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (use of violence against representatives of the authorities).

In addition to the arrests at the march in memory of Boris Nemtsov, Yabloko activist Viktor Balabanov was also detained yesterday at a series of single pickets from the Pushkinskaya metro station to the State Duma for the “Putin is War” scarf. As Galina Mikhaleva, a member of the Yabloko party bureau, told OVD-Info, everything ended well with him: “after a call from the party chairman,” the police released Balabanov without any charges.

Unlike Konstantin Jankauskas, Alexei Navalny was not allowed to say goodbye to Boris Nemtsov. This decision was made by Judge Presnensky District Court Irina Zubova. The same court had previously sentenced Navalny to 15 days for "a repeated violation at a mass event." Navalny's defense stated that they would promptly appeal the decision to the Moscow City Court.