The Kavkazsky District Court of the Krasnodar Territory changed the preventive measure for one of the Tractor March, farmer Oleg Petrov, from house arrest to a bail of 500,000 rubles. This was announced on July 7 by the movement "For Human Rights". Petrov was detained on March 28, 2017, the day on which the second Tractor March was scheduled. The next day, the judge of the Caucasian District Court, Ageyeva, sent him under arrest in a criminal case on the events of four years ago.

The police seized campaign newspapers and leaflets, which were sent through the Delovye Linii transport company to Navalny's headquarters in Kostroma. This was reported on July 7 by the 7 × 7 portal. Headquarters coordinator Alexander Subbotin said that the materials were intended for the Big Subbotnik campaign. “According to the tracking tracker, the cargo arrived in Kostroma on July 6, but the Delovye Linii transport company told us that it was still on its way.

The precinct of the justice of the peace of the Frunzensky district in St. Petersburg was unable to consider the case of an administrative offense by the presbyter of the Celtic Church Alexander Khmelev. On July 7, the materials were sent to the place of residence of Khmelev - to the Kemerovo region, according to Fontanka. "Detention is over. The case has been moved to the place of registration, ” Alexander Khmelev wrote on his Facebook page.

On July 7, the Zamoskvoretsky District Court in Moscow fined beaten the day before Alexander Turovsky, a volunteer from Navalny's headquarters, who had been , 500 rubles for an administrative offense under Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (Disobedience to a lawful order of a police officer). This was announced on Twitter by the activist of the "Party of Progress" Nikolai Kasyan.

Violetta Grudin, the coordinator of Navalny's headquarters in Murmansk, is summoned by law enforcement officers to explain about the cargo with campaign materials seized from the Delovye Linii carrier. Grudina reported this on July 7 to OVD-Info. She was told that the confiscated cargo had extremist content.

The administration of the Petrogradsky district of St. Petersburg refused to approve campaign cubes for Alexei Navalny's headquarters. this on July 7 Fontanka reports . The administration's response says that, firstly, a picket in support of a politician may offend the feelings of believers, since the declared place is located near the Orthodox church Prince Vladimirsky Cathedral.

On July 6, the Bakhchisarai District Court fined Emil Belyalov, one of the witnesses to the searches of Crimean Tatars, 150,000 rubles under Part 8 of Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (repeated participation in an unauthorized public event). About this with reference to the Crimean activist Server Mustafaev writes “Crimea. Realities". “When the court watched the video, there was an incident. The fact is that Emil and Emin are two twin brothers.

In Omsk and Voronezh, city administrations, under the pretext of illegal campaigning, refused Navalny's team to hold a subbotnik on July 8. In Omsk, the mayor's office considered a covert form of election campaigning in a public event. The denial will be appealed to the Central District Court of Omsk, reports . Daily Newspaper The Voronezh authorities also refused notifications from Navalny's local headquarters to hold a subbotnik for similar reasons.

The police did not find corpus delicti in the attack on the journalists of the Chernovik online publication in Makhachkala at a rally on June 12. The material was sent to the prosecutor's office, which will determine whether this decision was lawfully issued. This is reported by "Chernovik". Correspondents of the publication Bariyat Idrisova and Saida Vagabova were attacked during an anti-corruption rally in Makhachkala.

The Meshchansky District Court of Moscow fined Ildar Dadin 20,000 rubles for a solitary picket near the FSB building, reports . RIA Novosti Dadin was detained at the FSB building on 5 July. The activist demanded the release of one of the leaders of the nationalists, Yury Gorsky, who had been detained earlier that day and sent for interrogation in the case of incitement to extremism (Gorsky was placed under house arrest on July 7 ).

On July 7, the Frunzensky District Court of Vladivostok fined Maksim Chikhunov 3,000 rubles for insulting Primorsky Territory Governor Vladimir Miklushevsky during an “alternative walk” on May 1. Chikhunov went to the rally with a portrait of Miklushevsky and the caption “Crook. Edros. Hyatt. It is reported by VL.ru.

Searches are being carried out at the headquarters of Alexei Navalny on July 7 in different regions. The head of Navalny's campaign headquarters, Leonid Volkov, wrote about this on Twitter. According to Volkov, searches are being carried out at headquarters in Yekaterinburg and Kazan. On the page of Navalny's Team in Yekaterinburg on the VKontakte social network, it is reported that all printed materials are being taken from the headquarters.

The Meshchansky District Court of Moscow placed the organizer of the Russian Marches, Yuri Gorsky, under house arrest. This was reported by Meduza with reference to Interfax. Gorsky is accused of calling for extremism. On July 5, he was detained when leaving the building of the Moscow City Court, where an appeal against the sentence of one of the nationalist leaders, Dmitry Demushkin, was to be considered.

The Sverdlovsk Regional Court reduced the punishment for blogger Ruslan Sokolovsky, who was found guilty of insulting the feelings of believers and inciting hatred. The final version of the sentence is two years and three months suspended, reports TASS . The court of first instance had earlier sentenced Sokolovsky to three and a half years of probation. The Court of Appeal ruled out Art.

Pickets of the Yabloko party against the war in Syria were not agreed in Tambov. This was reported on July 6 by Kommersant. In Tambov, party activists planned to install campaign cubes at two points in the city as part of the Time to Return Home campaign.