At the end of May 2006, the editor-in-chief of the newspaper "Radical Politics" Boris Stomakhin, known for supporting Chechen separatists, was sent for a psychiatric examination to the State Scientific Center for Social and Forensic Psychiatry named after V.P. Serbian. B.

On May 24, the deputies of the Moscow City Duma adopted in the first reading the draft Code of the City of Moscow on administrative offenses.

On May 17, 2006, four teenagers were charged with murder in Tyumen, who beat a native of Azerbaijan to death on December 30, 2005. 111 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (causing grievous bodily harm resulting in death, motivated by national hatred). The operatives managed to solve the crime only in March 2006. One of the skinheads involved in the murder was among the eight arrested for attacking participants in the "Food not Bombs" charity event on March 19th.

The Belgorod traffic police department orders services for the health of drivers, passengers and pedestrians to priests. As journalists were told in the press center of the region's governor, "due to the increase in the number of accidents on the roads of the region, the traffic police of Belgorod regularly orders services from the clergy for the health of all road users." Sources The traffic police of Belgorod orders the priests of the service "on the health of all road users" // Week.Ru.

In May 2006, the Karelian regional public organization "Islamic education" appealed to the city prosecutor's office of Petrozavodsk with a demand to check a series of publications in the newspaper "Moskovsky Komsomolets in Petrozavodsk" (unfortunately, the titles of the articles are not indicated). The reason for four appeals to the prosecutor's office was a series of articles published in the newspaper from April 26 to May 17.

On May 25, 2006, the Vologda Regional Court overturned the verdict against Anna Smirnova, editor-in-chief of the Nash Region newspaper, which reprinted cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad. The court considered A. Smirnova's cassation appeal and canceled the decision of the city court, according to which the editor-in-chief was found guilty under paragraph "b" of part 2 of Art.

On May 25, the cassation instance of the Vologda Regional Court considered the complaint of Anna Smirnova, former editor-in-chief of the local newspaper Nash Region, against the guilty verdict handed down by the city court in connection with the publication of cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad in the newspaper. The regional court released A. Smirnova from punishment. However, as Gazeta.Ru writes, "the journalist failed to achieve a full acquittal this time either.