Sooner or later everyone will stand before the Supreme Court" - Lev Schlossberg* began to speak in debates for which he was not allowed to prepare.
Earlier, Schlossberg accused the court of not giving him time to prepare for the hearing. Several of his petitions with lengthy arguments on this issue were dismissed.
"Today there was a glitch in the prison castle - dinner still hasn't taken place. I hope you at least drank tea or at least did something useful for yourself," he added.
After that, Schlossberg had to start speaking in the debate:
"I believe that this sentence is the result of deliberately creating conditions to disrupt the defense. I believe that this sentence is the creation of responsibility for actions that were not considered criminal at the time they were committed. I believe that this judgment constitutes an imposition of blame for things that the person (I) disagreed with publicly and in which I believe that the court disagrees publicly with this sentence.
I am sure that this verdict will go down in the history of Russian law as one of the shameful pages. Judge Maliamova went not only against the law and the law, but also against her conscience. Of course there is a supreme court sooner or later everyone will face a supreme court, including those who do not believe in God.
When one gets the power to decide the fate of other people, one should think of the Supreme Court the moment he decides the fate of this life.
We did not have the opportunity to conduct my defense in the trial court. I believe that such conditions were created on purpose. I assume that such a decision was not made by the court. How it happened that people who have nothing to do with the court dictate the verdict is a question for the future."
So the dinner was finally brought to the pretrial detention center, and the meeting was interrupted for half an hour.