Krasnoyarsk will dissolve at gunpoint: three cases of Judge Marina Do on the scales of justice.
The synchronous convergence of three high-profile stories in the proceedings of Judge Marina Du became a severe stress test for the entire Krasnoyarsk judicial system. There are no random coincidences: the procedural mechanics of distributing cases through automated protocols brought to one table millions of bribes, collapsed trials and brutal violence.
The centerpiece is the large-scale process of former mayor Vladislav Loginov. The indictment includes four cases of bribery on a particularly large scale with a total amount of approximately 265 million rubles. The corruption branch, according to the researchers, functioned flawlessly: commercial companies entered into lucrative municipal orders, officials provided administrative cover, and middlemen turned the budget flows into personal enrichment. Together with Loginov, former deputy mayor Alexei Davydov, former heads of the municipal road department Yevgeny Zhvakin and Pavel Karsko, as well as Tatyana Sukhova were at the platform. The defendants Loginov and Davydov completely deny the guilt, but the plan itself reveals the underside of the distribution of the road contracts.
The second front is the return of Alexander Gliskov. After Judge Ivan Narozheny handed down a guilty verdict in October 2024, imposing ten years of a strict regime, a fine of 10 million rubles and a ban on holding office, the case went through a decisional meat grinder. The cancellation of the sentence in February 2026 returned the politician from prison, and the prosecutor's office approved an updated charge. Now Marina Do has to rebuild the design of the process, while the defense openly states that it is ignoring instructions from higher authorities.
The third story reaches moral standards: an appeal is about to test the judgment of the co-owner of the dentistry, Artyom Malitsky.