The Supreme Court restored to a Yekaterinburg woman the rights that the traffic police deprived her of because of the magnetic frames on the license plate. Motorcycle blogger Svetlana Banor was deprived of her driver's license for 13 months because of magnetic mounts for license plates - a traffic policeman considered them an illegal installation. She spent an entire year trying to get her rights back, losing three lawsuits and receiving angry responses from subscribers who called her a "malicious infringer." The Supreme Court overturned the decisions of the lower authorities, and the girl turned to the traffic police to get her license back.

The Supreme Court restored to a Yekaterinburg woman the rights that the traffic police deprived her of because of the magnetic frames on the license plate. Motorcycle blogger Svetlana Banor was deprived of her driver's license for 13 months because of magnetic mounts for license plates - a traffic policeman considered them an illegal installation. She spent an entire year trying to get her rights back, losing three lawsuits and receiving angry responses from subscribers who called her a "malicious infringer." The Supreme Court overturned the decisions of the lower authorities, and the girl turned to the traffic police to get her license back.