The defendants were sentenced under Art. 282.2 of the Criminal Code to terms from four years three months to six years three months in prison. On March 31, 2023, the Babushkinsky District Court of Moscow issued a verdict in the case of five Jehovah's Witnesses. Yuri Chernyshev, Ivan Tchaikovsky, Vitaly Komarov and Sergei Shatalov, accused under Part 1 of Art.

In Biysk, the Church of Evangelical Christians-Baptists applied to the Arbitration Court of the Altai Territory with a claim against the mayor's office of the city to recognize the community's ownership of the prayer house built by it.

The proposed amendments concern the liability of NGOs, public associations and citizens "acting as foreign agents" for failing to disclose their status.

In 2023, the defendants were sentenced under Art. 282.2 of the Criminal Code to terms of four years three months to six years three months imprisonment. In April 2024, the Moscow City Court approved the verdict. On April 10, 2024, the Moscow City Court considered appeals against the verdict of Jehovah's Witnesses Yuri Chernyshev, Ivan Tchaikovsky, Vitaly Komarov, Sergei Shatalov and Vardan Zakaryan. Small clarifications were made to the verdict, but overall it was approved.

On November 19, 2020, lawyers Yuri Yershov, Sergey Chugunov and Stanislav Kulov commented on the decision of the Constitutional Court in the case of the Tver community of the Church of the Mother of God "Derzhavnaya" and its conflict with the administration of Tver over the church located in the municipal building.