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Detention upheld for rally participant accused of violence against police
17:46 30/09/2019
The Moscow City Court has upheld detention of Nikita Chirtsov, who stands charged with using violence against a police officer at an unauthorized rally in Moscow on July 27.
Criminal prosecution of priest whose child died of AIDS terminated
16:52 30/09/2019
A criminal case against priest Georgy Sychev and his wife charged with the AIDS-caused death of their daughter due to maltreatment had been dropped because of the expiry of the period of limitations, Igor Sidorenko, an assistant of the priest, told RAPSI on Monday.
Appeal against sentence of activist carrying knife at Moscow rally set for October 2
15:58 30/09/2019
The Moscow City Court on Monday postponed an appeal against sentence of Ivan Podkopayev, who sprayed a chemical agent at the faces of police and Federal National Guard Troops Service (Rosguard) officers during an unauthorized rally on July 27.
Most cases over insults addressed to authorities are being dropped – experts
14:04 30/09/2019
Experts note a trend towards an increase in the number of dropped cases over insults aimed at Russia’s state symbols and authorities.
Sentence of actor Ustinov in Moscow rally case mitigated to suspended term
13:35 30/09/2019
The Moscow City Court on Monday changed sentence of actor Pavel Ustinovv, who had been earlier convicted of inflicting bodily harm to law enforcement officer, from 3.5-year imprisonment to a 1-year suspended term.
Volunteer of unregistered Moscow Duma candidate to spend New Year under house arrest
12:47 30/09/2019
Moscow’s Basmanny District Court on Monday extended house arrest of the defendant in the 27 July Moscow riots case Sergey Fomin until January 8.
Video records to be examined as part of Moscow rally case against actor Ustinov
11:03 30/09/2019
The Moscow City Court on Monday granted motions to watch videos submitted as evidence in a case of actor Pavel Ustinovv, who had been earlier found guilty of inflicting bodily harm to law enforcement officer during an unauthorized rally.
Bill on tax benefits for emergency victims becomes law in Russia
10:33 30/09/2019
Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a bill on tax benefits for victims of terrorist attacks and natural disasters into law.
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Russia’s State Duma adopts bill on minimal wage increase
13:39 12/12/2019
The lower house of Russian parliament, the State Duma, has passed a bill to increase minimal monthly wage by 7.5%, up to 12,130 rubles (over $190), starting January 1, 2020. Current minimal monthly wage is estimated at 11,280 rubles.
Defendant in Moscow judge threat case to undergo mental examination
13:16 12/12/2019
Moscow’s Basmanny District Court ordered resident of Voronezh Mikhail Kvasov, who stands charged with murder threats to a judge, to be recommitted to a mental hospital.
Ex-chief of Russian Transport Ministry’s structure gets 5 years for embezzlement
14:09 12/12/2019
Vladimir Nikolayev, ex-head of Volga-Balt Administration, the federal government institution under the Russian Ministry of Transport, has been sentenced to 5 years behind bars for embezzlement of 40 million rubles (over $630,000) allocated from the federal budget for bottom deepening.
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