The police detained six taxi drivers who participated in the action near the Yandex office in Moscow. It is reported by "Rain" according to the participants of the action, which was caused by the fact that the service "Yandex. Taxi" reduced the minimum cost of the trip. The detainees, who were taken to the Khamovniki police department, were issued protocols on disobedience to the lawful demands of police officers, the TV channel reports.

A resident of Evpatoria, Sergei Vasilchenko, was detained by the police around 9 am on Friday, September 16. This is stated in Vasilchenko's statement to the Crimean prosecutor's office dated September 21 (the document is at the disposal of OVD-Info). According to Vasilchenko, two police officers came to his house, took away his Russian and Ukrainian passports and, without explaining anything, took him to the police station on Pushkin Street.

On September 21, the judge of the magistrate court district No. 89 of the city of Koroleva, Elena Makeeva, returned the administrative protocol drawn up against Alisa Kuznetsova, a member of the PEC with an advisory vote, back to the police. Kuznetsova herself reported this to OVD-Info.

The Magistrate's Court in St. Petersburg dismissed the administrative case against Daniil Alexandrov, a freelance correspondent for the Latvian-registered publication Meduza, who was accused of working “without a license” while preparing a report on the deaths of children at Syamozero. This publication reports on September 21.

On September 21, Judge Trofimov of the Moscow City Court refused to overturn the decision of the Basmanny District Court to extend the arrest of Dmitry Buchenkov and Maxim Panfilov. A correspondent for the publication Grani.ru reports this from the courtroom.

The Constitutional Court rejected the complaint of Barnaul opposition activist Anton Podchasov, who had previously challenged the norms obliging banks to block the accounts of persons involved in extremist activities and included in the corresponding list of Rosfinmonitoring. This is stated in the definition published on the CC website.

In March 2012, the applicant was detained for petty hooliganism and fined 500 rubles for using obscene language.

On September 20, the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) issued a pilot judgment in the case of Karelin vs. Russia (No. 926/08), which considers the actual absence of the prosecution in proceedings on administrative offenses as a violation of the right to a fair trial under the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms. In March 2012 the applicant was arrested for disorderly conduct and fined 500 rubles for using profanity.