Alexander Shpakov, convicted for the action on March 26, was not recalculated under the new law.
Alexander Shpakov, who was convicted in the March 26 case, was not recalculated his sentence under the new law, which equates one day in custody before sentencing to one and a half days in a general regime colony. The human rights coordinator of Open Russia, Polina Nemirovskaya, reported this on her Telegram channel. As Nemirovskaya writes, Shpakov submitted documents with a request to recalculate his sentence in a timely manner through a detachment officer to the special unit of the colony.