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The second day of the hearing of appeals against the verdict of Yabluko's deputy chairman, Lev Schlossberg, ended in Pskov. The main thing today, 6.11, the Pskov Regional Court continued the hearing to discuss the appeals of Lev Schlossberg and his lawyers on the verdict in the combined case. Three defenders filed complaints against the verdict at once - Vladimir Danilov, Vera Kovalchuk and Leila Abdulla. The defense cited a total of more than 20 reasons for canceling the politician's sentence. The case is being examined by a criminal commission consisting of the heads of Dmitry Ustinov, judges Eduard Makarov and Kirill Velikov. The coordinator of the Federal Political Committee of the Yabloko party, Alexander Shishlov, and the deputy chairman of Yabloko in St. Petersburg, Yegor Krapankov, came from St. Petersburg to support the heart of Schlossberg. At the beginning of the hearing, Lev Schlossberg asked the court to give him the opportunity to participate in the proceedings in person, and not through a video conference (protocol), if the hearing of the case continues on other days. So the politician submitted a request to postpone the consideration so that he would know the full version of the audio protocol. Lev Schlossberg said that some of the audio protocol files of the trial court hearing were given to him in a format that cannot be reproduced in a pre-trial detention center. Lev Schlossberg believes that the exact same expressions of Judge Victoria Maliamova (she considered the case at the first instance and gave a sentence of 11 years and a month in a general regime colony) were missing from the protocol, in which she belittles his right to a defense: "There were dozens of such cases," said the politician. The court rejected the petition and continued to hear the appeals on their merits. After almost six hours of sitting, the court postponed the examination of the complaints. The meeting will continue on November 10 at 10:30. Photo: Lev Schlossberg / Pskov "Yavloko".

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The second day of the hearing of appeals against the verdict of Yabluko's deputy chairman, Lev Schlossberg, ended in Pskov. The main thing today, 6.11, the Pskov Regional Court continued the hearing to discuss the appeals of Lev Schlossberg and his lawyers on the verdict in the combined case. Three defenders filed complaints against the verdict at once - Vladimir Danilov, Vera Kovalchuk and Leila Abdulla. The defense cited a total of more than 20 reasons for canceling the politician's sentence. The case is being examined by a criminal commission consisting of the heads of Dmitry Ustinov, judges Eduard Makarov and Kirill Velikov. The coordinator of the Federal Political Committee of the Yabloko party, Alexander Shishlov, and the deputy chairman of Yabloko in St. Petersburg, Yegor Krapankov, came from St. Petersburg to support the heart of Schlossberg. At the beginning of the hearing, Lev Schlossberg asked the court to give him the opportunity to participate in the proceedings in person, and not through a video conference (protocol), if the hearing of the case continues on other days. So the politician submitted a request to postpone the consideration so that he would know the full version of the audio protocol. Lev Schlossberg said that some of the audio protocol files of the trial court hearing were given to him in a format that cannot be reproduced in a pre-trial detention center. Lev Schlossberg believes that the exact same expressions of Judge Victoria Maliamova (she considered the case at the first instance and gave a sentence of 11 years and a month in a general regime colony) were missing from the protocol, in which she belittles his right to a defense: "There were dozens of such cases," said the politician. The court rejected the petition and continued to hear the appeals on their merits. After almost six hours of sitting, the court postponed the examination of the complaints. The meeting will continue on November 10 at 10:30. Photo: Lev Schlossberg / Pskov "Yavloko".

The second day of the hearing of appeals against the verdict of Yabluko's deputy chairman, Lev Schlossberg, ended in Pskov. The main thing today, 6.11, the Pskov Regional Court continued the hearing to discuss the appeals of Lev Schlossberg and his lawyers on the verdict in the combined case. Three defenders filed complaints against the verdict at once - Vladimir Danilov, Vera Kovalchuk and Leila Abdulla. The defense cited a total of more than 20 reasons for canceling the politician's sentence. The case is being examined by a criminal commission consisting of the heads of Dmitry Ustinov, judges Eduard Makarov and Kirill Velikov. The coordinator of the Federal Political Committee of the Yabloko party, Alexander Shishlov, and the deputy chairman of Yabloko in St. Petersburg, Yegor Krapankov, came from St. Petersburg to support the heart of Schlossberg. At the beginning of the hearing, Lev Schlossberg asked the court to give him the opportunity to participate in the proceedings in person, and not through a video conference (protocol), if the hearing of the case continues on other days. So the politician submitted a request to postpone the consideration so that he would know the full version of the audio protocol. Lev Schlossberg said that some of the audio protocol files of the trial court hearing were given to him in a format that cannot be reproduced in a pre-trial detention center. Lev Schlossberg believes that the exact same expressions of Judge Victoria Maliamova (she considered the case at the first instance and gave a sentence of 11 years and a month in a general regime colony) were missing from the protocol, in which she belittles his right to a defense: "There were dozens of such cases," said the politician. The court rejected the petition and continued to hear the appeals on their merits. After almost six hours of sitting, the court postponed the examination of the complaints. The meeting will continue on November 10 at 10:30. Photo: Lev Schlossberg / Pskov "Yavloko".

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