Igor Serkov (right) and lawyer Roman Kachanov / Photo provided by Roman Kachanov The Yekaterinburgets Igor Serkov was appointed 30 hours of compulsory work due to a single picket with the poster "It's time to search in the head of the president." This was announced by the OTD-Info by lawyer Roman Kachanov. Thus, the Kirovsky District Court found Serkov guilty under part 5 of Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (violation of the rules of the action).

In Moscow and the Moscow Region: In the police departments there were not enough places to place detainees on the shares on January 31, the protesters had to sleep on chairs. For several days, people were carried in auto -zaks between police departments, courts and special receptions. The arrested due to the action on January 31 and sent to serve the arrest to TsVSIG Sakharovo all night was kept in crowded and cold car carriers without water and the opportunity to go to the toilet.

Raim Aivazov, a defendant in the second Simferopol case of Hizb ut-Tahrir, said that during his detention he was tortured by FSB officers. This was reported by the Crimean Solidarity portal. Aivazov made such a statement at a meeting in the Southern District Military Court of Rostov-on-Don. So, according to the man, before being detained, he wanted to get to the mainland of Ukraine and crossed the checkpoint at the border. He was detained by the FSB and put into a car without service symbols.

Tatyana Kotlyar, a human rights activist in Kaluga and the head of the local branch of For Human Rights, on appeal reduced the fine by 10,000 rubles in the “rubber apartment” case. This is reported by the publication "7 × 7" with reference to the lawyer Illarion Vasiliev. In December, Kotlyar was fined 150,000 rubles under articles on fictitious registration of Russian citizens and foreigners (Article 322.2 and Article 322.3 of the Criminal Code).

In Severodvinsk, a participant in the action to protect the park, Maria Kreytor, was fined 10 thousand rubles. She spent about 6 hours in court, her young children were waiting for her at home. Kreytor herself informed OVD-Info about this. Kreytor, along with another activist, was detained on March 9 in connection with their participation in the action on February 28 to protect the park from mass construction.

The Moscow Regional Court left the correspondent of "Rosderzhava" Yan Katelevsky in a pre-trial detention center until May 21. This was reported in the telegram channel dedicated to the persecution of the journalist. Katelevsky's wife was not allowed into the courthouse, and by order of the judge, only one media representative from each publication was allowed into the courtroom.

In St. Petersburg, the head of the local Church of Scientology, Ivan Matsitsky, had his preventive measure changed - the Nevsky District Court sent the man to a pre-trial detention center until June 14. This was reported by the press service of the St. Petersburg courts. Previously, Macitsky was under arrest from June 2017 to November 2019. Then he was released , having imposed a ban on certain actions, which was in effect until the last court hearing.

There was only one criminal case under Article 212.1 of the Criminal Code in Khabarovsk. It was brought against Alexander Prikhodko, who was detained at a rally on October 10 [2020], which was brutally dispersed by security forces. The case was closed four months later - still at the pre-investigation stage.

The World Court in Saransk fined local resident Alexander Fomin 30,000 rubles under the article on the dissemination of knowingly unreliable information under the guise of reliable (part 9 of article 13.15 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) because of the repost of the petition to Putin. about this Fomin spoke in the public “Saransk | Board of Shame" on VKontakte.

On March 9, the Investigative Committee for the Primorsky Territory transferred to court a criminal case against a 28-year-old resident of Vladivostok under the article on the use of non-life-threatening violence against security forces (Part 1 of Article 318 of the Criminal Code). About this on the department's website.

On March 12, the Investigative Committee for Tatarstan reported on the completion of the investigation into the criminal case against a 26-year-old resident of Naberezhnye Chelny. He is accused of inciting mass riots (Part 3 of Article 212 of the Criminal Code) at a protest rally on January 23. About this on the department's website.

The judge of the Stavropol Regional Court, Yuri Yurasov, on appeal again sent Zarifa Sautieva, the accused in the “Ingush case,” into custody. This was reported by the press service of the Memorial Human Rights Center. The regional court considered the appeal on the proposal of the prosecutor, who asked to cancel the decision of the Kislovodsk city court: on March 10, this court changed Sautiyeva's preventive measure from detention in a pre-trial detention center to house arrest.

On February 3, the Meshchansky District Court of Moscow fined Sergey Udaltsov, coordinator of the Left Front movement, 20,000 rubles because of the picket line on March 14, 2020. This is reported by MBH media, the information is also confirmed on the website of the court. The court found Udaltsov guilty under the article on violation of the rules for participation in the action (part 5 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).

In Moscow, in the Central Children's Store on Lubyanka, two people were detained for posting leaflets with the inscription “Freedom for Navalny.” They were taken to the police department in the Meshchansky district. One of the detainees told OVD-Info about this. The second detainee is a minor; his father came to the department to pick him up. The man does not yet know exactly what he is charged with.

From the detentions and arrests of shares in support of Alexei Navalny, to the sentence, the ex-coordinator of Open Russia in Rostov-on-Don Anastasia Shevchenko. OVD-Info in one material collected the main cases of politicalPressing by the authorities in February. In Moscow and the Moscow Region: In the police departments there were not enough places to place detainees on the shares on January 31, the protesters had to sleep on chairs.