Since the beginning of March 2022, Russian courts have received 4,644 administrative cases on “discrediting” the army. This follows from the data of the Pravosudie GAS system, which was collected by Mediazona. -type=»photo» data-slate-custom=»{«imgSrc»:»https://s3.zona.media/i/ffa322ad7b2b1db7d5e49a94922ec3b3″,»alt»:»»}» alt=» 1″ />
Of these, 4642 are considered in district courts, and 2 — in military ones. By June, the number of cases began to drop to a hundred a week, but in the first two weeks after the mobilization was announced, it increased again.
An article on public actions aimed at discrediting the use of the Russian army (20.3.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) was introduced into the Code of Administrative Offenses on March 4. It provides for punishment in the form of a fine of 30 to 50 thousand rubles. Within a year after the entry into force of the court decision, a person may be prosecuted for a similar violation (Article 280.3 of the Criminal Code).
Protocols under the article on “discrediting” the army were drawn up for the phrase “no war” on the fence of the FSB department or on ballot papers, for a request to include the Ukrainian song “Oh, luzi red viburnum” at a wedding, for an appeal by municipal deputies to recognize Vladimir Putin as a traitor, and even for an application for alternative service from a conscript.
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