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    Police and Crime in Russia

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    Post  SeigSoloyvov Mon Oct 19, 2020 1:49 pm

    kvs wrote:
    franco wrote: Number of prisoners in Russia hits record low

    Russia enjoys a record-low number of inmates, thanks to “humanization” of the penal code, deputy chief of the Federal Penitentiary Service (FSIN) has said, adding that the number of jailed people is expected to shrink further. Over the past few years, the number of inmates in Russia has dropped by nearly 250,000, the FSIN deputy head, Valeriy Maksimenko, told journalists on Friday.

    Currently, 467,000 people are serving jail terms, which is the lowest number in modern Russian history.

    Apart from that, some 100,000 are in pre-trial and police custody, Maksimenko added. While the figure appears to be quite big, the number of such people actually shrank two-fold, compared to six years ago.

    The decline in the number of the prisoners is the tangible result of “humanization” of Russian legislation, the official said. The number of inmates is expected to shrink further, as the authorities seek to put people behind bars only for capital offences, committed “against individual or state.”

    A new law, signed by Vladimir Putin this summer, has also contributed to the reduction of inmate numbers, according to Maksimenko. The legislation has set new rules for re-calculating time spent in pre-trial detention into jail days after sentencing. A day spent in pre-trial custody now counts as 1.5 days in jail for general security prisoners and as two days for low-security ones. For maximum and special-security prisoners, sentenced for serious and violent crimes, however, it goes day-for-day only. The new legislation has had a retroactive effect, and convicts had their jail time re-calculated according to the new rules.

    Proof that Russia is under the tyranny of Putin.

    I put forth the claim that the size of the prison population is a metric on the real political and economic freedom of a country subject to one caveat.
    That the population is not conforming to some cultural behaviour pattern like Japan and is a non-conforming type of culture like in Russia.   But even
    Japan would experience a crime wave if it underwent the economic depression that Russia experienced in the 1990s.

    The US clearly fails at being a democracy and real economic paradise.   Even it being a police state with cops shooting unarmed blacks in the back
    clearly does not act to reduce its prison population and actually increases prisoner numbers.   Russian cops and their kid gloves treatment of
    gross law violators like Navalny and his lemmings who used to block major streets even though they had demonstration permits for more sane
    venues shows that power has a certain level of respect for the population.   This power is actually trying to reduce the number of prisoners
    instead of stuff jails full of inmates to enrich their corporate buddies.  


    You do realize Russia hands out low sentences for crimes right?. You can go watch Russian prison documentaries for example where they say "Thus guy killed like three people, he will be here for 15 years".

    That statistic isn't impressive when you realize just how soft they are are handing out sentences, you have to do some REALLLLLY fucked up n Russia to get a life sentence.
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    Post  Regular Mon Oct 19, 2020 5:04 pm

    Yes, it's soft, yet not so different from European countries.
    Soviet Union wasn't that harsh either. Wink
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    Post  PapaDragon Mon Nov 23, 2020 5:41 am


    Stupidity of commies     lol1

    Communist ‘terrorists’ arrested in Russia: detainees insist Soviet Union never collapsed, say they’re its rightful leaders

    https://www.rt.com/russia/507301-militant-marxist-group-volgograd/

    Three suspected members of a militant Marxist group have been arrested in the southern Russian city of Volgograd. But, while police say the men are “terrorists,” they claim they are the country’s rightful leaders.

    According to a statement from the district court on Thursday, one of those in custody, a 41-year-old named only as Sergey M, reportedly describes himself as “the Acting Head of all offices, without exception,” laying claim to “all pre-existing objects and subjects of law in the Volgograd Region.”

    The investigation alleges that the trio are part of the Union of Slavic Forces, a proscribed political organisation that urges its activists not to pay taxes or acknowledge the laws of Russia, which they claim is an illegitimate state. Instead, they argue that they are “citizens of the USSR.” In the past, prosecutors have brought charges against similar outfits that have promoted terrorism to achieve their radical aims.

    In May, a criminal case was brought against another communist activist in the Ural city of Kurgan. Lyubov Kudryashova was accused of justifying terrorist acts in support of the restoration of the Soviet Union, as part of her suspected involvement with an extremist group, the Movement for the Restoration of the Rights of Citizens of the USSR......

    And my favourite part:

    .....Kudryashova had previously claimed to hold high office within the Union, which she believes was never actually dissolved. In 2019, she resigned from her “powers as the head of the USSR Foreign Ministry.” The court appointed a forensic medical examiner to conduct a psychiatric evaluation of the case.

    I love how they refuse to give them even basic level of respect that these shit-stains thing they are entitled to    Razz


    Still it's always good too keep notes from Operation Condor handy just in case, this human cancer needs to be kept in check at all times  sniper


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    Post  miketheterrible Mon Nov 23, 2020 6:11 am

    Hmm, flaming hasn't posted in a bit.

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    Post  kvs Mon Nov 23, 2020 7:56 am

    These terrorists are not just clowns, they are NATzO agents. The same sort of shit was engaged in terrorism before 1917 in
    Russia. Dostoyevsky even wrote a book about them.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demons_(Dostoevsky_novel)

    All those trying to ram "goodness" down your throat are the worst sort of scum. Russia needs to liquidate this trash without
    mercy. Before 1917 it was way too soft on them.

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    Post  Kiko Mon Nov 23, 2020 8:09 am

    kvs wrote:These terrorists are not just clowns, they are NATzO agents. The same sort of shit was engaged in terrorism before 1917 in
    Russia. Dostoyevsky even wrote a book about them.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demons_(Dostoevsky_novel)

    All those trying to ram "goodness" down your throat are the worst sort of scum. Russia needs to liquidate this trash without
    mercy. Before 1917 it was way too soft on them.

    19th century Russian writer Ivan Turgueniev did publish a book on these "nihilists" too: Fathers and Sons.

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    Post  PapaDragon Mon Nov 23, 2020 9:46 am

    kvs wrote:These terrorists are not just clowns, they are NATzO agents.   The same sort of shit was engaged in terrorism before 1917 in
    Russia.   Dostoyevsky even wrote a book about them.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demons_(Dostoevsky_novel)

    All those trying to ram "goodness" down your throat are the worst sort of scum.   Russia needs to liquidate this trash without
    mercy.   Before 1917 it was way too soft on them.


    Had St. Petersburg police just done their job back in 1917 hundreds of millions of lives would have been spared


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    Post  PhSt Mon Nov 23, 2020 7:45 pm



    Bill to quadruple fines for non-compliance to police during rallies in Russia if endorsed

    MOSCOW, November 23. /TASS/. Russian State Duma (parliament's lower house) deputy Dmitry Vyatkin introduced a bill that raises fines for non-compliance to the police and the National Guard during rallies.

    The bill has been published on the Duma online database Monday.

    According to the bill, repeated non-compliance with legitimate command of the police, the National Guard, the Federal Security Service (FSB), Ministry of Defense, Federal Penitentiary Service, by an organizer of a gathering, rally, demonstration, march or picketing carries an administrative fine of 10,000 to 20,000 rubles ($131-$262), or arrest for up to 30 days, or obligatory community service of up to 100 to 200 hours; officials face fines of 20,000 to 40,000 rubles ($262-$524), while companies may be fined by 70,000 to 200,000 rubles ($917-$2,622).

    Currently, this offence carries a maximum fine of 5,000 rubles ($65) for citizens, 20,000 rubles ($262) for officials and 100,000 rubles ($1,311) for companies.

    Besides, the bill raises fines for non-compliance in general. For example, initial non-compliance to the police will carry a fine of 2,000 ($26) to 4,000 rubles ($52) versus 500 ($6) to 1,000 ($13) rubles currently. Besides, the bill introduced new penalty for this offence - obligatory community services of 40 to 120 hours.

    According to Vyatkin, current fines "do not correspond to the potential gravity of the corresponding deeds."

    "Meanwhile, ignoring legitimate commands of the law enforcement, partially due to softness of current penalties, undermines the basis of control in the state, prevents the law enforcement from carrying out their duties and may entail more serious consequences, including disruption of search and investigative operations and impossibility of prevention and oversight measures, aimed at ensuring public order and security," the lawmaker said.

    Why just make it quadruple when they can make it octuple? Penalties for 5th column rodents need to be super harsh so they will live in poverty for the rest of their life Twisted Evil

    I bet uncle scumbag won't be willing to foot the bill Laughing

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    Post  Hole Tue Nov 24, 2020 4:15 am

    I France the organiser of a rally is held to account if something happens.
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    Post  kvs Tue Nov 24, 2020 7:37 am

    Hole wrote:I France the organiser of a rally is held to account if something happens.

    This has always been a problem in Russia. It imports western fashions but does a half-assed job in getting all the details
    that come with it. So we had this with communism and then with "democracy". For some reason Russian lawmakers think
    that $17 fines for hooliganism and trespassing are serious. The current quadrupling proposal is a stupid joke also.
    they need to have a progressive fine system starting with a 100 times the current ones and progressing to 1000 and
    10,000 times higher for repeat offenses.

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    Post  GarryB Tue Nov 24, 2020 2:26 pm

    More so when they are actually western stooges and not just useful idiots that will get any fines paid by the Soros foundation or the Clinton foundation.

    The fines for these offenses should be seen as an opportunity to make Russians turn on their own country more expensive... the sponsors are not doing this because they think Russia and Russians will be better off without Putin... they are doing it because they want unlimited access to Russian resources both natural and man made.... they would rather steal but they will buy if necessary and the Russian people wont see any benefit at all... these very rich western people are spending money around the world to undermine democracy everywhere so they can increase their profits and become slightly richer in the case of most small countries... but mega richer in the case of Russia.

    When western countries get oil contracts in the Russian Arctic watch all the concerns about nature and preservation disappear... despite the record of western companies in such things...

    The obvious solution is to put up with all the nagging and have Russian companies extract the oil... you should worry when the nagging and abuse stops.
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    Post  calripson Tue Nov 24, 2020 2:40 pm

    It is very simple: first time offense for participating in an unsanctioned political protest the equivalent of $100 fine and 30 days in jail. Second offense $1,000 fine and 90 days. Third offense $100,000 and a year in jail. If they can't pay, their assets are seized including their apartments even if owned jointly. Organizers and repeat offenders lose their citizenship and are exiled with no right of return and no ability to own assets directly or indirectly in Russia.

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    Post  franco Sat Mar 13, 2021 7:45 am

    The Prosecutor General's Office named the region the leader in the growth of crime in 2020
    Text: Sergey Vinnik

    Sevastopol became the leader in the anti-rating of the growth of crime per capita according to the results of the past year. This is reported by " Interfax " with reference to the data of the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation.

    According to this information, Sevastopol has become a leader in the growth of crime in the regions (per 100 thousand population), significantly ahead of all other subjects. Compared to 2019, the growth in crime rates in Sevastopol was 44 percent. Preliminary results, released in October 2020, showed a 39.6 percent increase in reported crimes in the port city. At the same time, more than half of the crimes - 59.1 percent - remained unsolved.

    In the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, the growth of criminal acts was associated with the use of IT technologies by criminals. Thus, the number of crimes on the Internet in the first nine months of 2020 increased by 93.2 percent, and the growth in crimes using the mobile Internet was even more - 97.7 percent.

    At the end of 2020, the second place in the anti-rating of the growth in the number of crimes was taken by St. Petersburg (26 percent) and the third - by the Leningrad region (about 13 percent).

    In turn, Chechnya, North Ossetia and Adygea improved their positions in comparison with the results of the previous year. In these North Caucasian republics, crime fell by 17, 15 and 12.4 percent, respectively.

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    Post  kvs Sat Mar 13, 2021 7:50 am

    Smells like yanqui meddling as in Venezuela where the crime wave is clearly engineered. This is the sort of "soft power" that the
    US and its minions wield. They recruit mafias, cutthroats and any sort of criminal element around the world to generate strife
    and to act as cannon fodder to further their imperial ambitions.

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    Post  PhSt Thu Mar 25, 2021 6:30 am

    I think this is setting a bad precedent. So whats going to happen next? Someone will assassinate Putin and then be declared a victim of his oppression? Rolling Eyes


    Russian sisters who were charged with murder for killing their sexually abusive father now recognized by prosecutors as victims

    Three Russian sisters who killed their father, claiming he had sexually abused them for years, have officially been recognized as victims, bringing them hope that the resultant murder charges will be reclassified as self-defense.
    According to lawyer Alexey Parshin, who represents the Khachaturyan siblings, their deceased father will be posthumously prosecuted for torture, sexual abuse and coercion to acts of a sexual nature. Mikhail Khachaturyan was killed in July 2018.

    “We have just finished reading the resolution of the investigation on the initiation of a criminal case against Mikhail Khachaturyan,” Parshin told TASS news agency on Tuesday. “Our clients are officially recognized as victims.”

    The sisters, Krestina, Angelina and Maria, were detained after their father’s body was found with multiple stab wounds to the neck and chest. They admitted to killing him, alleging he had raped them and used them as slaves.

    At the end of 2019, the Investigative Committee announced charges of premeditated murder, despite discovering that they were abused. It was found that, since November 2014, Khachaturyan systematically beat them, humiliated them, threatened them with physical violence and forced them to commit sexual acts. A few months later, the prosecutor general told investigators to drop the charges, but the order was ignored.

    However, despite now being recognized as victims, charges against the sisters still remain.

    “If the criminal case against Mikhail goes to court, and the court finds him guilty of committing all the crimes against the girls, we will get another piece of already irrefutable evidence that the sisters acted in defense,” said Alexey Liptser, another lawyer.

    The youngest of the sisters, Maria, was declared insane at the time of the killing and was sent for compulsory medical treatment. The other two are currently under house arrest. According to another lawyer for the sisters, Yaroslav Pakulin, their trial won't begin until their father's trial has ended, so it is unlikely that they will be free any time soon.

    https://www.rt.com/russia/519048-sisters-killed-father-recognized-victims/

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    Post  miketheterrible Thu Mar 25, 2021 6:39 am

    Man, you really know how to stretch things don't you?

    This will allow someone to kill Putin and say self defence? Are you retarded?

    The court will decide. Read the fucking article.

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    Post  kvs Thu Mar 25, 2021 7:36 am

    Actually, there are serious questions here. In the west females get preferential treatment by the courts. For example, the case
    of some bimbo who killed a child with her car because she was having a bitch-fit. She did not get sent away for any time. A
    slap on the wrist that no man has ever received. There are substantial cases of physical abuse by women of men, but the
    police and the courts laugh at "man weak". This is utter depravity. Women can be just as bad as males in their criminal behaviour.
    Funny how all the self-described "equalists" (aka feminists) actually are supremacists and are fighting for a matriarchy while smearing
    men with running a patriarchy. There is no evidence of any patriarchy and plenty of evidence of preferential treatment of women.

    In this case we have the alleged rape abuse as the "justification" for lenient punishment. I don't buy into the notion that sexual
    abuse is on a whole different plateau from other physical abuse. Both involve psychological trauma that is very long lasting in
    children. So, would a man who murdered his mother for being an abusive freak get treated as a victim? Or would he be accused
    of being a momy killer and treated as a weak deviant.

    The Russian courts should not be a source of sabotage of Russian society by imitating western norms. The west is fcuked up beyond
    redemption and not a model for anything other than rot.

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    Post  PapaDragon Mon Mar 29, 2021 1:34 pm


    Russia gives elderly Crimean woman 12 years in prison for passing classified military secrets to Ukrainian intelligence

    https://www.rt.com/russia/519515-woman-prison-high-treason/

    ...a woman born in 1955...

    Fucking soviet boomers...

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    Post  GarryB Mon Mar 29, 2021 6:58 pm

    What they should do is deport her to paradise.... the Ukraine...

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    Post  franco Wed Mar 31, 2021 9:12 am

    In Russia, 58% of SMEs employed persons with a criminal record

    In Russia, 58% of companies in the small and medium-sized business (SME) segment have ever recruited citizens who were serving sentences and have a criminal record. This is stated in the research "Business Russia", the results of which appeared at "Izvestia" on Wednesday, March 31.

    The survey was conducted in March 2021 among 93 companies from 49 regions of the country at the request of TASS.

    For 77% of surveyed employers, the presence of a criminal record of job seekers matters. If the applicant hid his criminal record, but later the company found out about it, 50% of respondents would fire such an employee.

    At the same time, 94% of SME representatives are ready to hire a citizen who has served a sentence of imprisonment and has a criminal record. 86% would hire persons who have served a sentence of imprisonment if this would provide additional benefits for business.

    68% of respondents are ready to establish interaction with the Federal Penitentiary Service for organizing business in prisons and providing jobs for convicts, 32% are not ready. To make a positive decision, 57% of entrepreneurs need a clear interaction procedure, 34% - benefits, and 9% - to ensure control over the quality of work.

    Businessmen are ready to attract convicts and those serving sentences in the form of imprisonment for social work, engineering service, legal, managerial, production (including garment production), as well as for carpentry, for various jobs and even for leadership positions.

    However, 49% of those surveyed consider fair wages for this category of Russians at the level of average market rates. 21% believe that it is necessary to pay below the average level of rates by 10-20%, 27% are in favor of reducing the average level of pay by 20-40%, and 3% propose to establish a payment based on the minimum wage for any work.

    All respondents understand that the lack of work for persons serving or served sentences can lead to relapse. Also, everyone agrees that the employment of convicts will help them to adapt, and additional benefits for business will make it possible to more often hire such citizens.

    Earlier on Wednesday, Ekaterina Avdeeva, head of the Delovaya Rossiya expert center for criminal policy and enforcement of judicial acts, told Izvestia that they want to recognize the convicts as a socially vulnerable category of citizens. She recalled that the project was developed by the chairman of the Federation Council Committee on Economic Policy Andrei Kutepov.

    In February, Kutepov and a member of the Federation Council Committee on the Rules and Organization of Parliamentary Activities Sergei Fabrichniy introduced a draft federal law “On Amending Article 93 of the Federal Law“ On the Contract System in the Procurement of Goods, Works, Services to Meet State and Municipal Needs ”.

    The document notes that recently there has been a tendency for cooperation between the Federal Penitentiary Service of Russia and the business community. Commercial organizations and individual entrepreneurs place their production on the sites of the penal system, which ensures an increase in the employment rates of convicts.

    It is emphasized that recently there has been a tendency for the Federal Penitentiary Service to cooperate with the business community. Commercial organizations and individual entrepreneurs place their production on the sites of the penal system, which ensures an increase in the employment rates of convicts.

    According to Avdeeva, if the initiative stimulates entrepreneurs to create a business with the involvement of this category of people, this will help prevent crime.

    According to the Federal Penitentiary Service, currently the number of convicts serving sentences of imprisonment and getting paid work is 40% or 170 thousand people. Thus, the institutions of the penal system have free labor resources in the amount of 254 thousand people.

    Kutepov noted that the proposed change would increase the number of employed convicts per year with a pessimistic forecast by 720 people, with an optimistic one - by 3320 people.

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    Post  Nomad5891 Tue Apr 06, 2021 2:28 am

    I also saw the headlines about not only decrease in prison population in Russia but generally a significant decrease in crime rates compared to 2000´s.

    The article atributed this decline in the decreased alcohol consumption, from 20 to 10 liters per year, or something along the lines.
    Well, I checked the charts available in Wikipedia and countries like Germany and Belgium have greater total alcohol consumption than Russia.
    On one side this undermines the mantra Russians are bunch of vodka addicted drunks in adidas tracksuits and at the same time implies that decrease in crime is a direct effect from government actions.

    I would even venture and say today, living in Russia is more secure than living in certain USA cities/ states.

    It is a good trend and I wish russian government keeps it up.

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    Post  franco Thu Apr 08, 2021 3:55 am

    No one to plant: why prisons are closed in Russia

    In Russia, the minimum number of prisoners in recent history has been recorded. At the moment, 483,000 people are serving time in correctional institutions of the country, which is almost half the average of the same figure in the 90s. Empty prisons are closing.

    In addition, the aforementioned figure also indicates that the crime rate in our country is much lower than in the United States. Today Russia ranks as much as 24th in the ranking of countries in terms of the number of prisoners per 100 thousand of the population.

    It is worth noting that the above result is not an accident. The decline in the number of prisoners is directly related to the decline in crime in our country. So, since 2010, the indicator for murders and grievous bodily harm has decreased by half, for robbery, robberies and burglaries - three times, and for theft of vehicles - four times. The number of road accidents has also decreased by almost a third.

    One of the main reasons for the significant improvement in the criminal situation in Russia was the gradual “sobering up” of the nation. As statistics show, the amount of alcohol consumed by the population today is almost half as much as in the same 2011, and in fact more than 70% of murders are committed while intoxicated.

    Another important factor was the decline in the attractiveness of the “criminal career”. Unlike the 90s, where the image of a bandit was glorified and promised prospects, modern youth chooses civilized ways of self-realization and earnings.

    Thus, we can state that we have finally begun to "recover" and understand that good and justice are stronger than evil. At the same time, the world is dominated by the opposite trend to the Russian one, where the “driving force” is mainly the United States, China and Brazil.

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    Post  kvs Tue May 04, 2021 4:34 am



    Russia has started to chase down key NATzO maggots.   The west has established a liberast ecosystem in Russia where
    all sorts of "lawyers", "journalists", "institute directors", and of course "activists" are all one big 5th column destabilization
    effort posing as "grass roots civic activity".    Looks like the days of pandering to NATzO are over.  

    In case some twit starts to go on about "oppression", contrast the massive show in the US over phony election meddling
    and Trump's alleged "spying" for Russia.    Exposing pedophiles and crooks for their crimes is a clear application of justice
    and not witch hunting.

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    Post  PapaDragon Tue May 04, 2021 7:27 am


    That asshole who murdered his girlfriend on livestream for clout only got 6 years

    Russian justice system is definitely a joke

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    Post  kvs Tue May 04, 2021 11:51 am

    PapaDragon wrote:
    That asshole who murdered his girlfriend on livestream for clout only got 6 years

    Russian justice system is definitely a joke

    It's infested with liberasts. As in the west, wokesters go for key positions: journalism, academia, judiciary. This
    way a small minority of freaks can steer the whole of society.

    The case of the pedophile "historian" trying to pass off Soviet KIA as victims of Stalin initially got 3.5 years until
    he got puffed up the rest of the 5th column to try to get off with no jail time. That the liberasts use the legal
    process to push their agenda is a clear indication that the Russian judicial system is compromised.


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