
AI-generated summary
In April, the court sentenced Morgenstern* in absentia to a fine of 7 million rubles for publishing materials without the markings of a foreign agent. In June, the fine was increased to 8.2 million rubles. The artist did not pay the fine voluntarily, which led to the issuance of a writ of execution and the start of collection.
In April, a court in Moscow sentenced Morgenstern* in absentia to a fine of 7 million rubles for evading the duties of a foreign agent - he published materials without the appropriate tag. At the same time, the court retained the seizure of the defendant’s property, the value of which is equivalent to a fine. In June, the court increased the fine to 8.2 million rubles.
According to court documents, on August 20, the court issued a writ of execution because Morgenstern* did not pay the fine voluntarily. As a result, on September 1, enforcement proceedings were opened against the rapper to collect from him a “criminal fine as the main type of punishment” in the amount of more than 8.2 million rubles, it follows from the materials of the bailiffs.
Bailiffs are exacting a fine of 8.2 million rubles from rapper-foreign agent Alisher Morgenstern* for evading the duties of a foreign agent in Russia, it follows from the materials of the bailiffs and court documents, which RIA Novosti has reviewed.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Bailiffs will continue to collect the fine through the seizure of Morgenstern's accounts and property*
Likely · Within weeks

A court in Yerevan on Tuesday will consider the issue of a preventive measure for playwright Vahram Sahakyan, who was detained for a post on a social network dated January 8, 2025, under an article on public statements aimed at inciting hatred. The hearing is scheduled for 20:30 (19:30 Moscow time) in the Shengavit district court.

Deputy Director of the Department of Financial Policy of the Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation Alexander Khristoforov said that more than 64 thousand people took advantage of the opportunity to establish a self-ban on participation in gambling through the Gosuslugi portal from September 1. Russia is also discussing an increase in fines for accepting bets from such persons by 100 times.

A Moscow court has issued an arrest warrant in absentia for blogger Yury Dud, accusing him of justifying terrorism in an interview with Denis Kapustin, leader of the banned Russian Volunteer Corps. Dud faces up to seven years in prison if convicted.

The Khamovnichesky Court of Moscow decided to confiscate about 8 million shares of PJSC Rusagro Group, which belonged to the relatives of the company founder Vadim Moshkovich, in favor of the Russian Federation.

A court in Russia arrested journalist Yuri Dud in absentia. The preventive measure was chosen in connection with an interview taken with the leader of the Russian Volunteer Corps Denis Kapustin.

Douglas Stewart Carter, 71, has been released from a Utah prison after 40 years on death row. Repeated DNA testing did not confirm his involvement in the 1985 murder, for which he was convicted under pressure from the investigation.