The Central District Court of Novosibirsk returned to the police the case of Tatyana Pushkina, a picket participant, accused of organizing an uncoordinated rally (Part 2, Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). It is reported by "Taiga.Info". The judge did not consider the activist's case and, without explaining the reason, returned it to the police. As Pushkina herself believes, the police will correct the protocol and will “squeeze it”.

The Ishimbay City Court of Bashkortostan dismissed the case of Venera Kinzyabaeva, who was detained at a protest against deforestation on the Kushtau Shikhan. This was reported by Ural. MBH Media". The case of disobedience to the demands of police officers (Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) was dismissed due to the lack of corpus delicti.

In the Vladimir region, Sergey Olesnikov, deputy head of the administration of the closed city of Raduzhny, wrote a statement to the police against 16-year-old public administrator Yevgeny Sautin because of the publication of a collage depicting an official. This is reported by "7 × 7". The official was outraged by a campaign leaflet sent to Sautinov by a subscriber of the group.

Voronezh Jehovah's Witnesses Yuri Galka and Anatoly Yagupov, sent to a pre-trial detention center, spoke through a lawyer about torture during detention. Two other defendants in the case previously reported torture. This was reported on the website of the religious organization. The security forces twisted Galka's hands behind his back and put a bag over his head, tightening it until he began to suffocate. At the same time, they beat him, demanding to confess to extremism.

In Volgograd, the police did not initiate an administrative case against the correspondent of the "Caucasian Knot" Tatyana Filimonova, who covered local protests in support of Khabarovsk. this The publication itself reports . The journalist came to the police department on a summons as part of a case on violation of the rules for holding a public event (Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).

The Presidium of the Supreme Court rejected the cassation appeal against the sentence of Yevgeny Karakashev, convicted in the case of incitement to terrorism on the Internet. This was reported to OVD-Info by journalist Sofiko Arifdzhanova. The journalist received a letter from Karakashev. He writes that he filed a complaint in March, and does not specify whether the reason for the refusal to consider is known. “The cassation complaint is written on more than 40 A4 sheets on both sides.

The Kuibyshevsky District Court arrested Nikolai Nikiforov, a participant in the rally in support of Khabarovsk, for 15 days. This was reported by lawyer from OVD-Info Yulia Mikheykina. The court found the activist guilty of repeated violation of the rules for holding a public event (Part 8 of Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code). Nikiforov was detained on August 5 while leaving his house.

The Nevsky District Court of St. Petersburg dismissed the case against photographer Darya Logvinova. This was reported by the telegram channel "Apology of Protest". On December 8, 2019, the founder of the Party of the Dead, Maxim Evstropov, came to an agreed rally against the increase in fares, but could not take part in it - the police considered the poster he brought offensive and did not let Evstropov through. Then the activist decided to at least take a picture with a poster.

The Tagansky District Court of Moscow fined civic activist Valery Busarov 1,000 rubles for trying to photograph a report about his detention at a Left Front rally in the police department. Vasily Kushnir, a lawyer for OVD-Info, reports this. Busarov was found guilty under the article on disobedience to police officers (part 1 of article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).

The Leninsky District Court of Perm fined “Other Russia” activist Anastasia Marintseva 10 thousand rubles for pickets of solidarity with Khabarovsk on July 19. This was reported on the social networks of the unregistered party. Marintseva was found guilty of violating the rules of participation in uncoordinated events (Part 5 of Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code). On June 17, she and her comrades participated in pickets in support of Khabarovsk.

The Tverskoy District Court of Moscow fined Open Russia coordinator Tatyana Usmanova 15,000 rubles for holding a solitary picket. Mikhail Biryukov, a lawyer from OVD-Info, reports this. The court found Usmanova guilty of violating the rules for participation in the action (part 5 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). On May 28, she went to a solo picket in support of the arrested journalist and municipal deputy Ilya Azar.

The Orenburg Regional Court upheld a fine of 3,000 rubles imposed on journalist Alexei Melnikov for violating the self-isolation regime while writing a report. Melnikov himself told about this OVD-Info. On May 9, Melnikov wrote a report about a meeting between officials and dormitory residents who had been in quarantine for a month.

The Kirovsky District Court of Irkutsk fined 10 thousand rubles to the participant in solidarity with the inhabitants of the Khabarovsk Territory Anna Chernyshova. About this OTD-Info was told by the civil activist Zakhar Sarapulov. Chernyshov was found guilty under the article on participation in an inconsistent action that was interfering in the movement of transport and pedestrians (part 6.1 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).

Elena Sheina / Photo from the Sheina page on Facebook The Volgograd police drew up a protocol for a local resident Elena Shein because of participation in the joint of solidarity with residents of the Khabarovsk Territory on August 1. Sheina herself reported this by the OVD-info. As Sheina said, she was called to the department for drawing up the protocol on August 6, but she decided not to walk.

The St. Petersburg City Court confirmed the legality of the decision of the Dzerzhinsky District Court, which had previously terminated the administrative case against activist of the “Spring” movement Nikita Levkin. “Apology of Protest” reports this on its telegram channel. Local security forces tried to overturn the decision of the court of first instance.