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Cyberbullying can be classified as defamation, threats or invasion of privacy.
In the coming years, the number of cases related to Internet stalking will increase in Russia. Lawyer Andrei Grivtsov shared this opinion in a conversation with Lenta.ru.
According to him, this is due to the fact that the Internet is increasingly being introduced into people’s lives, and therefore crimes are increasingly being committed on it. At the same time, the lawyer notes that not every online bullying constitutes a crime, but if this happens, then it breaks down into separate violations - slander, threats, interference with privacy and other crimes.
An example of such a sentence was the court decision regarding 21-year-old resident of the Novgorod region Mikhail Shalimov, who was sentenced to 12 years in a maximum security colony after online bullying of a teenager from Ufa. The young man was found guilty on charges of inducing a minor to suicide, false reports of acts of terrorism, as well as indecent acts and distribution of pornographic materials against minors.

The Supreme Court of the LPR sentenced 20-year-old Kristina Odintsova to 12 years and 2 months in prison for high treason. The investigation established that the convict transmitted data on the deployment of Russian troops to representatives of the SBU.

The Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation opened a criminal case of terrorism after an attack by a UAV of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in Trubchevsk, Bryansk region. As a result of the attack on a tanker truck near a dairy plant, 12 people were injured, including nine students from a local technical school.

A court in the Moscow region sentenced Alexey Lazutin, Mikhail Kolosov and Andrey Gusev to long prison terms for the murder of the director of a technical school in Lyubertsy, Vadim Menis, committed in 2002 out of personal enmity.

Jeff Mayorca has been arrested in California on suspicion of murdering his wife Jill, who disappeared in 2006. The woman's remains were found in 2020 under the floor of a Big Bear Lake home and their identity was confirmed by recent DNA testing.

Law enforcement agencies have detained a new suspect in the case of theft during the construction of defensive structures in the Kursk region. The investigation accuses the detainee of abuse of power, inflating the cost of work and supplying low-quality materials.

American rapper P. Diddy, serving time in Fort Dix prison, is accused of bribing prisoners and staff. It is reported that the artist receives special privileges, including access to prohibited devices, luxury alcohol and the services of other prisoners in exchange for bribes.