On December 5, 2014, a court in the Kemerovo region declared the audio file "1488 - I draw with white chalk 14_18" as extremist. On December 5, 2014, the Belovsky City Court of the Kemerovo Region recognized as extremist the audio file "1488 - I draw with white chalk 14_18" (duration 2 min.

For "retweeting" the leaflets, the blogger is accused of incitement using the media. On December 5, 2013, it became known that the Federal Security Service for the Kemerovo region had charged an opposition blogger Stas Kalinichenko Part 2 Art. 280 of the Criminal Code (public calls for extremist activities, committed with the use of mass media) in fact distribution on Twitter of the leaflet "Stop going to rallies and start act!".

Aleksey Navalny appealed to the Constitutional Court with a complaint about the norms of the Code of Criminal Procedure governing the seizure of items and documents during a search.

Deputies of the Northern Administrative District of Moscow canceled the decision to build a temple in a park near Kronstadt Boulevard. November 26, 2013 deputies municipal district "Golovinsky" of the Northern Administrative District of Moscow was rejected approval of a land plot for the construction of a temple in the park Kronstadt Boulevard.

In December 2013, the Syktyvkar City Court partially satisfied the claim in the case of compensation for non-pecuniary damage for assault right-wing radicals against the representative of the Church "God's Glory" Natalya Boyarintseva.

Residents of St. Petersburg oppose the construction of a temple in the park between 6th Sovetskaya Street. On December 1, 2013, a protest rally took place in St. Petersburg against the construction of a church in the park between Krasnoborsky (formerly Tserkovny) Lane and 6th Sovetskaya Street (formerly Rozhdestvenskaya). On the site of the square there used to be the Church of the Nativity of Christ on the Sands. The local administration refused to approve the event, but the event took place.

At the end of November 2013, it became known that in Vladimir unidentified persons are distributing anti-Semitic leaflets. A resident of the city reported that leaflets were handed out on bus stop next to school number 8. The leaflets express dissatisfaction with the fact that on the square Revolutions in Moscow on the occasion of Hanukkah established a menorah, and in celebration attended by many high-ranking officials.