Marina Dubrovina, a lawyer for Ukrainian Stanislav Klykh, who is accused of participating in hostilities in Chechnya, demands disclosure of information about the drugs given to her client in a pre-trial detention center. writes about this on Facebook . Irina Romaliyskaya, a journalist from Hromadske Radio, According to Romaliyskaya, Klykh has been violent lately. According to his lawyers, Klykh is developing a mental illness, but the Chechen doctors decided that he was faking.

According to Romanov’s lawyer Evgeny Gubin, the anarchist, who was in pre-trial detention center No. 1 in Nizhny Novgorod, was sent to the Main Directorate of the Federal Penitentiary Service of the Republic of Mordovia. As it turned out, this happened on March 11, but it became known only today, when Gubin came to the pre-trial detention center to visit his client. However, the exact place where Romanov will be sent to serve his sentence has not yet been clarified.

The leader of the Ryazan branch of the PARNAS party, Yuri Bogomolov, was sentenced to 250 hours of compulsory work. This was reported on March 14 by the publication "7 × 7" with reference to the convict himself. Bogomolov was found guilty of insulting a government official. In September last year, a criminal case was opened against Bogomolov under Article 319 of the Criminal Code.

On March 14, the Moscow City Court upheld the decision of the judge of the Tverskoy District Court Alesya Orekhova, who sentenced Maksim Chekanov to 10 days of administrative arrest for participating on March 8 in a rally on Triumfalnaya Square in defense of Nadezhda Savchenko. Thus, the city court dismissed the appeal of Maxim Chekanov and his counsel.

The Sverdlovsky District Court of Kostroma partially satisfied the claims of Nikolai Alekseev, the organizer of Moscow gay pride events, against the Finance Department of the Kostroma administration in two lawsuits. In both cases, the court exacted compensation in the amount of 3,000 rubles and a state duty of 300 rubles. Another lawsuit from Alekseev against the financial management of the city administration is in production.

On March 14, a package of bills was submitted to the State Duma to expand the use of the institution of jurors. The proposed changes would allow defendants accused of particularly serious crimes to seek trial by jury in district courts as well as garrison military courts.

For consideration in the first reading, the profile committee approved a bill proposing to fix a specific deadline for establishing the procedural status of items seized during pre-trial proceedings, but not recognized as material evidence. Deputies of the United Russia faction Ilya Kostunov and Viktor Pinsky, as well as a group of parliamentarians who joined them, propose fixing the term for establishing procedural status at 10 days from the moment of withdrawal according to the general rule.

The Russian government introduced a bill on mandatory video recording of the court session. On March 14, the State Duma Committee on Civil, Criminal, Arbitration and Procedural Legislation made a recommendation to adopt the bill in the first reading. The explanatory note states that the changes introduced will come into force after the courtrooms are equipped with the appropriate technical means.

On March 14, it became known that the prosecutor’s office had prepared documents to put activist Irina Kalmykova on the international wanted list. “In the near future, all requests to put Kalmykova on the international wanted list will be sent through Interpol channels,” said Maria Sizintseva, judge of the Tverskoy Court of Moscow. Previously, the activist was given a preventive measure in the form of a written undertaking not to leave. After this, Irina Kalmykova left Russia with her son.

On March 11, six people were detained in Rostov-on-Don and sent to the "Center for Detention of Persons Subject to Deportation" former prisoner of correctional colony No. 15 Elshad Abdullayev. According to Gulagu.net, Abdulaev was detained for violating immigration laws and leaving the hospital without permission. Abdullayev was taken to a medical institution from the detention center for persons subject to deportation due to a sharp deterioration in health.

On March 10, the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe (CMCE) adopted at its meeting a resolution on the failure by the Russian authorities to comply with the ruling of the European Court of Human Rights in the case of Alekseev v. Russia on the illegality of refusals to approve public actions in defense of LGBT rights.

Damir Minadirov At about 7 a.m., people in masks began loudly banging on the door in full combat mode, demanding that the door be opened immediately. When asked to provide documents, introduce themselves and present the court order, they showed through the window the identification of an FSB investigator, and they said the order would be shown when they entered. The resolution spoke about possible involvement in a terrorist organization banned on the territory of the Russian Federation.

The statement of the leaders of PARNAS Mikhail Kasyanov and Vladimir Kara-Murza Jr. was redirected by the Investigative Committee of Russia to the Investigative Department of the Republic of Chechnya. In a statement, the party leaders demand to initiate a case against the head of the republic, Ramzan Kadyrov, about threats against them. this on his Twitter. reports Kara-Murza Jr.

On March 14, a complaint was sent to the Constitutional Court of Russia on the recognition of unconstitutional Article 148 of the Criminal Code (“Violation of the right to freedom of conscience and religion”). The complaint was filed by the lawyer of the blogger from Stavropol, Viktor Krasnov, against whom a criminal case was initiated for commenting on the Internet. In his complaint, lawyer Andrey Sabinin writes that his client's statements were polemic.

On March 14, the Samara Regional Court ruled to recover two million two hundred and twenty-five thousand rubles from the head of the Voice-Povolzhye Association, Lyudmila Kuzmina, for “harmful to the state by non-payment of taxes on “profit”, which allegedly was a donation. This was reported by Kuzmina in her Facebook. The court's decision was made on appeal of the Interdistrict Inspectorate of the Federal Tax Service (MIFTS) No. 18 of the city of Samara.