Yana Turbova, who was detained on Constitution Day on December 12 with a single picket near the building of the Constitutional Court on Senate Square in St. Petersburg, is left in the 1st police department until the trial. This was reported to OVD-Info by activist Olga Smirnova.

Employees of the Presnensky Department of Internal Affairs refuse to give food and water to the detainees on December 12 during the reading of the parody Constitution near the White House in Moscow, which their friends brought to the Department of Internal Affairs for them. This was reported by OVD-Info Olga Mazurova. None of the 15 people detained on the Gorbaty Bridge have been released at the time of writing.

At a people's gathering in St. Petersburg, held on the evening of December 12 near the building of the Constitutional Court on Senate Square in honor of the Day of the Russian Constitution, a total of six people were detained. This was reported in the group "Help for detainees in St. Petersburg." According to activist Olga Smirnova, in addition to Yana Trubova and Igor Andreev, whose detention was previously reported , priest Alexander Khmelev, Georgy Zhukov and two more people were detained.

The judge Mordvina of the Meshchansky District Court recognized Elena Zakharov, detained on August 12 at the United Russia office in Bannom Lane during the meeting of the waiting list with candidates for State Duma deputies, guilty of violating the order of public event and fined her for ten thousand rubles. This was announced by the Department of Internal Affairs of the Public Verdict Foundation Nikolai Zboroshenko, representing the interests of Zakharova.

On January 12, the Presnensky District Court found Ivan Beletsky, one of the organizers of the Russian March, guilty of organizing an uncoordinated picket on November 25 on 1905 Street and arrested him for one day. As Beletsky told OVD-Info, the case file states that he acted on the orders of Dmitry Demushkin, who is under arrest in a criminal case. Since a day had already passed since the detention of Beletsky, he was released after the court session.

At the building of the Constitutional Court on Senate Square in St. Petersburg, on the evening of December 12, participants of the gathering, timed to coincide with the celebration of the Day of the Russian Constitution, were detained. As the detainees themselves told OVD-Info, they were detained about 15 minutes after the start of the gathering and taken to the 1st police department in the Admiralteisky district. Yana Turbova and Igor Andreev (also known as Stepanych) were detained.

Olga Smirnova, who was detained earlier on December 12 during a rally at the entrance to the building of the Constitutional Court on Senate Square in St. Petersburg, was released from the 1st police department of the Admiralteisky district without a protocol being drawn up.

On the Day of the Russian Constitution on December 12, two more people were detained near the White House - Irina Yatsenko and Oleg Elanchik. They approached the Humpback Bridge, where they had previously planned to read aloud a parody of the Constitution, and were immediately detained by the police. Like the thirteen people detained earlier, they were taken to the Presnensky police station.

On December 12, OMON officers detained 13 people on the Gorbaty Bridge near the White House, who began to read the text of the Constitution aloud. This was reported to OVD-Info by the detainees themselves. At the time of writing, they are on the bus, being taken to the police station.

The Leninsky District Court of the city of Kirov, re-examining the “Case of Kirovles”, refused to return the fine to Alexei Navalny and Pyotr Ofitserov, which they paid in accordance with the first verdict. This was reported on December 12 by Meduza. Today, the defendants' lawyers filed a petition to return to their clients the money paid by Navalny and Ofitserov as a fine according to the court's verdict - 500 thousand rubles each.

Olga Smirnova, a member of the Solidarity movement, was detained during a rally near the building of the Constitutional Court on Senatskaya Square in St. Petersburg on the afternoon of December 12. According to eyewitnesses of the detention, Smirnova was taken to the 1st police department of the Admiralteisky district.

In Saratov, the traffic police detained the organizer of a coordinated rally in defense of the Constitution and against election fraud, member of the Communist Party Dmitry Sorokin, who was heading to the venue of the rally. According to the local publication FreeNews-Volga, police officers held the car for half an hour, where, in addition to Sorokin, there were two more people, without drawing up a report. As a result, the driver was fined, and the rally started late.

The Tyumen Regional Court, at the request of the prosecutor's office, closed the trial in a criminal case for justifying terrorism against blogger Alexei Kungurov. In addition, the blogger’s detention period was extended until February 28. This was reported on December 12 on the website “Ura.ru” with reference to Maxim Karpikov, a friend of the Kungurov family.

The FSB officers opened the cell with documents at Alfa-Bank Director of the Fund for Combating the Corruption of Roman Rubanov. On December 12, Alexei Navalny wrote about this. At the next visit to the bank, Rubanov reported that his cell was opened by law enforcement agencies.

A court in Crimea issued a ruling extending the detention period for Deputy Chairman of the Mejlis of Crimean Tatars Akhtem Chiygoz for three months. Lawyer Nikolai Polozov wrote about this on Twitter. Akhtem Chiygoz was detained on January 29, 2015 on suspicion of organizing mass riots as part of a case initiated in connection with the clashes in Simferopol on February 26, 2014.