MOSCOW, February 10 The Parliament of the Chechen Republic submitted to the State Duma a bill proposing to rename several district courts Grozny, the project is available in the electronic Duma database. It is proposed to rename four district courts: Leninsky District Court of Grozny to Akhmatovsky District Court, Oktyabrsky — to Baysangurovsky, Staropromyslovsky — to Visaitovsky, Zavodskoy — to Sheikh-Mansurovsky.
January 21, 12:32 The Moscow State Duma commented on the proposal to rename Leninsky Prospect As indicated in the explanatory note to the bill, by the decision of the City Duma of December 29, 2020, the districts of the city were renamed: Leninsky district — into Akhmatovsky, Oktyabrsky — into Baisangurovsky, Staropromyslovsky — into Visaitovsky, Zavodskoy — into Sheikh-Mansurovsky. However, the courts bear the old names of the districts, “which creates inconvenience for citizens.” Thus, the initiative is motivated by bringing the names of the district courts of Grozny in line with the new names of the districts themselves. , stamps, outdoor signs, as well as stands. In total, about 268 thousand rubles will be required from the federal budget for these expenses. «bears the name of a Russophobe»PRACTICE OF RENAMING VESSELSAccording to Alexander Gusev, Director General of the Judicial Department at the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation, whose letter is attached to the project documents, there is no mechanism for renaming courts in Russian legislation. As Gusev noted, the renaming of courts may entail the reappointment of judges by President Vladimir Putin, since judges of federal courts of general jurisdiction are appointed by the head of state. the law of November 12, 2018, renamed several district military courts. «Thus, one of the possible ways to resolve the above issue, according to the judicial department, is the preparation by the Parliament of the Chechen Republic of a draft federal law on renaming the district courts of the city of Grozny,» he stated. 
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