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This will provide the verbal concept in cases such as 'primary election' and 'free trade'.
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There is nothing to stop any political party having a primary election if it wishes.
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Then again, after the primary election, assuming that four candidates had been elected, were withdrawals to be allowed?
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There is no reason why there should not be a form of primary election to decide who is on the party list.
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That would ensure that there was, in effect, a primary election and that the choice found favour with all our party members in the capital.
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I do not think there is for the primary election.
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The primary election in 2004 was held using the new system, but a campaign to replace it was already underway.
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He faced no opposition in the 2012 primary election.
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Combs' uninspiring speeches and candidness about the need for more state revenue cost him the primary election.
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Starting in 1992, the party began holding a primary election to pick candidates in the general election.
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A.3902 provided a clarification of this deadline as 30 days after primary results are certified by the secretary of state, not the primary election itself.
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The four top vote-getters in the primary election go on to compete in the general election, regardless of party membership.
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At the primary election, the two candidates with the top votes will advance to the general election regardless of party affiliation.
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He qualified for the runoff by finishing first in the primary election.
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Carcetti is propelled to victory in the primary election.
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He instead attempted to focus attention on his challenger, an arch-conservative who did not attempt to moderate his views after the primary election.
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The primary election itself is administered by local governments according to state law.
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During his term in office, he introduced the statewide primary election system, replacing the previous method of nominating candidates for political office at a convention.
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He was selected as a candidate after a primary election in which anyone on the constituency's electoral register was eligible to vote.
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This model is applied to a sample of 60 primary school immigrant children from the two countries of origin.
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This remains the same from the third to fifth year of primary school.
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Primary school enrollments have stagnated at 74 per cent.
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As for education, there is a primary school in the village, but it was not established until the mid1970s.
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The 1940s therefore saw many more young women attend primary school than ever before.
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Even the sonata form is included in the primary school final year's textbook, together with various trends of the 20th century history of music.
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In fact, only around 60% of children of the correct ages enroll in primary school.
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However, all children now seem to be sent to primary school.
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A constitution was established mandating compulsory education through primary school.
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Most currently enrolled children were at primary level, although they were beyond primary school age.
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The metalinguistic competence necessary to produce new metaphors is achieved during primary school age up to adolescence.
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In the primary school setting, school nurses are commonly involved in delivery of the programme.
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Even though educated adults may resist some of them, a generation raised on them from primary school should find them commonplace.
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The school component included periodic audio-video recordings of the local preschool and grades one and two at the primary school.
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Although empirical evidence points to diminishing impact through primary school, theory suggests the impact of retention on antisocial behavior may increase beyond primary school.
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In this study, education beyond primary school had a protective effect against mortality.
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These differences disappeared after the campaign and only 6 % of preschool and 5 % of primary school aged children remained susceptible.
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A pilot questionnaire was sent to primary school classes in two separate schools and some minor adjustments were made to two questions.
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Many students, particularly in primary school, volunteered this information and then randomly assigned these caps to colors or grays.
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One primary school in the eastern region refused to participate in the study.
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This article reports on an investigation of the teaching of music by non-music specialists in the primary school.
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Their study of non-specialist primary school teachers enabled them to identify nine different ways in which children could be said to appraise.
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This impact was strongest for children who were retained in early primary school.
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For girls, academic performance was affected by grade retention in early, middle, and late primary school.
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The educational dropout rate is 40-50% after primary school.
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Four levels of education are considered: illiteracy, primary school, middle school, and high school or higher.
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The acquisition of reading and writing knowledge only begins in earnest at the age of six in primary school.
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The nearest useful experience was primary school teaching where communication was not all talking but included drama and visual aids.
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In the observations in the primary school, the pupils were getting to read the notes and letters and link up with the violin fingering.
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Primary school teachers have had to endure a great many changes in the profession over the last decade.
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In the end the only one of its proposals which was actually implemented was for exchanges among primary school teachers.
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The analyses based on second-wave observations in grade 6 (the last year of primary school) yielded data that supported a no-difference interpretation.
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All were in the final grade (grade 8) of primary school.
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Though there is a high participation in basic education, it is estimated that only twothirds of the population finishes primary school.
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I do not suggest reviews of contraceptive methods for primary school children.
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This involved developing innovative ways in which parents could engage in the health education of their children at primary school level.
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Half of the sample had only primary school education, while 47.3% were employed.
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Education was measured on an eight-point ordinal scale ranging from uncompleted primary school to completed university.
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The same is true for those individuals with the lowest level of education (only primary school) as compared to the other categories.
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The gross primary school enrolment rate, though it has increased since the war's end, is still only 52%.
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More than 2,500 primary school teachers were already employed in the literacy campaign.
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This set them apart from the masses with only primary school diplomas.
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Links created within peer groups (primary school, secondary school and college friends) last until retirement.
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All children, irrespective of ability, attend primary school from ages 6 to 10.
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As he was a brilliant pupil at the primary school, his schoolmaster persuaded his family to allow him to continue his formal education.
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The persons who had never attended primary school were regarded as illiterate.
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Due to the pastoral lifestyle he only managed to finish his primary school education.
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By age 12 years, children's anxiety was much higher in the group that experienced grade retention during early primary school.
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As a pupil in primary school, she was 'roped in' to sing in the church choir.
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This includes a speaker with no formal education, one with only primary school education, and one in the process of completing high school.
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In border areas, the language of the neighbouring country would be the obvious choice for the foreign language at the primary school level.
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Developmental strategies of spelling competence in primary school children.
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Ideally we ought to have someone with some musical expertise in every primary school.
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Three of the papers focus on teachers, including music co-ordinators in primary schools, primary school generalists who teach some music, and young music service teachers.
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The research took place over a period of one term in a primary school with a class of six- to eight-year olds.
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The role of the subject leader, or co-ordinator, in the primary school has evolved considerably over recent years.
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She attended a small language unit attached to a mainstream primary school and was referred to music therapy because of her complex social communication needs.
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The most common instrument was the recorder (particularly in primary school), followed by piano or keyboard (in secondary school) and guitar.
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One thing is sure, that primary school music education does not aim at preparing children to follow a career in music.
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But they did bring some primary school pupils in for two of our lectures.
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The following summarises some of the project's key findings as they relate to the primary school sector.
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All letters were written as capital letters in a form similar to the lettering used by primary school teachers.
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By the end of primary school, children who had been held back early on were worse off than those who had most recently been retained.
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Departures from the latent predisposition were significant and increasingly persistent in middle and late primary school.
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We observed a short- and long-term negative influence of grade retention during primary school.
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The significant word frequency effect in the current study supported the claim that primary school-aged children use word-level processing in reading multicharacter words.
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This justified our choice of primary school children, who live fairly close to their schools as being suitable for the study of day-long noise exposure.
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As regards the adults, five out of seventy-eight had not attended a primary school of any form.
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Provision needs continuity across early years, primary school, secondary school and adult primary care/secondary care - this may require several highly skilled professionals.
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To date, very few empirical studies can be found on primary, especially lower primary school pupils' use of language learner strategies.
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The paper ends by discussing implications for the design and implementation of task based pedagogies in primary school contexts.
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The head teacher of a primary school was honest in her report of initial reluctance to accept a special needs child.
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Their education level ranged from primary school to university.
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It would take decades for young people of rural origin to be able to attend primary school.
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Between 1952 and 1977 (primary school enrollment rose by 7 percent per annum, secondary enrollment by 14 percent, and university enrollment by 32 percent).
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This and subsequent infants have prevented her from having any formal education beyond primary school level.
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The judges were kindergarten teachers and primary school teachers.
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Ideally, the spectrum of women's health care would begin in primary school with implementation of a mandated curriculum for boys and girls.
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But this will not transform the delivery of labour-intensive services such as primary school instruction, hospital care or fire protection.
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Certainly, this top-down approach was still in evidence over the decision to increase the number of primary school classrooms throughout the country.
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The participants were also asked if they liked their music teachers in primary school (7-12 years) and in upper-level comprehensive school (13-15 years).
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However, completion of primary school and high school seem to be important points in the relationship between education of women and their fertility.
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In both groups, all had completed primary school and four in each group had graduated from high school.
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All had completed primary school education, seven had graduated from high school, and four held advanced degrees.
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Although enrolment rates in primary school are more than 95 per cent, dropout rates are as high as 40 per cent.
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At the end of primary school (at age 12), students are required to have a good command of both languages.
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Of the women, four had not completed primary school, three had a primary education, and two were high school graduates.
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This outcome was as negative as that evidenced by girls who had experienced grade retention in late primary school.
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Similarly, grade retention that occurred during middle primary school showed negative prospective associations at age 12 years.
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Boys with problematic academic performance had experienced grade retention at some time during primary school.
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The autoregressive parameters increased over time and were significant in middle and late primary school.
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Navalny. Appeal against the verdict in the case of fraud, second day
Alexei Navalny in the Moscow City Court, May 24, 2022. Photo: Mediazona
The Moscow City Court dismissed an appeal against the sentence of oppositionist Alexei Navalny on charges of fraud in collecting donations and contempt of court when considering another criminal case, on slandering veteran Ignat Artemenko. Consideration of the criminal case on the merits ended with the fact that he was appointed 9years in a strict regime colony.
Consideration of the complaint against the sentence against Alexei Navalny began with the fact that the oppositionist, speaking via video link, asked to postpone the process.
The politician gave two arguments: firstly, he needed to compare the text copy of the verdict with the audio recording of what was read out at the meeting. Secondly, Navalny asked to be given the opportunity to have a proper meeting.
— On [May] 24, you would have condemned me very nicely and I would have gone to a strict regime, — he argued.
The panel of judges agreed with his arguments, and today the appeal against the verdict in the case, in which there are two episodes, will be considered. According to the investigation, in 2017 Navalny raised money for his presidential campaign, although his nomination was impossible - he had a criminal record. The politician himself insisted that this was an incorrect interpretation of the laws.
The second episode concerns a criminal case of libel against a veteran of the Great Patriotic War, Ignat Artemenko, who participated in a video in support of amendments to the Constitution. During the consideration of this case, according to investigators, Navalny showed contempt of court, in particular, he called Judge Vera Akimova Obersturmbannführer.
This time the journalists were allowed to start the meeting - the last time it started without them, and the judges had to announce a break so that the correspondents were allowed into the hall.
After ten minutes of technical checks, a trio of judges entered the hall and presiding judge Maria Dovzhenko opened the meeting.
Lawyers Vadim Kobzev and Olga Mikhailova confirm that, as requested at the last meeting, they got acquainted with the record of the verdict of the first instance. This is where the judicial investigation ends immediately, since the examination of evidence is not required. Debates begin.
Mikhailov's lawyer believes that the verdict of the Lefortovo Court is subject to unconditional cancellation, as it is unfair and issued with procedural violations. She dwells separately on the fact that, by its decision, the court canceled the suspended sentence from the verdict in the Kirovles case and changed the verdict in the Yves-Rocher case. At the same time, in both past cases, decisions of the ECHR were issued, which indicate violations for which Russia has already paid compensation.
Based on the totality of previous sentences, Mikhailov calls the new punishment of the Lefortovo Court "a flagrant violation of international obligations.
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She again points to procedural violations: the territorial lack of jurisdiction of the Lefortovo court and the consideration of the case in fact in a correctional colony, where the defense was deprived of all technical means.
The next defense argument: violation of the secrecy of the meeting room. Lawyers do not understand where the deliberation room was actually located - in the colony in Pokrov or in Moscow. Therefore, if the judge traveled from the Vladimir region to the capital, but continued to work "in the deliberation room", then this, according to Mikhailova, is also a violation.
Finally, Mikhailova dismisses the accusation of fraud and embezzlement of donations. She returns to the defense position that Navalny did not lose the right to participate in the presidential elections after the verdict in the Kirovles case.
The prosecution, according to the lawyer, did not prove that Navalny used any donations for personal needs.
Therefore, both the event and the corpus delicti are absent in the case.
Mikhailov's lawyer moves on to the second count, which concerns disrespect for the participants in the trial in the case of defamation of the veteran.
She notes that none of the victims ever appeared in court. “Whether they consider themselves truly offended is not known,” she sums up.
Navalny did not use profanity, and the examination of the defense did not confirm that his phrases could be considered offensive in the context of the veteran's defamation trial.
“We believe that the verdict of the Lefortovo court has no right to life, it should be canceled,” Mikhailov's lawyer ends his speech. Mikhailova's colleague Vadim Kobzev supports her arguments. He reminds that if Navalny enters into force after today's decision, Navalny will go to a strict regime colony. This became possible because the Lefortovo court considered Navalny a recidivist - one of the episodes of fraud.
Kobzev considers this decision illegal. He recalls: Navalny was accused of "starting" fraud even before the probation in the Yves-Rocher case was replaced with a real one in January 2021. But the victim Alexander Karnyukhin made three more donations after the arrest of the oppositionist. Since Navalny was already in custody, he could not use these funds in any way.
In extreme cases, according to Kobzev, this could be considered an attempted crime, and not a relapse. This means that “there can be no talk of a strict regime colony,” Kobzev finishes. 9Judge Dovzhenko gives the floor to Navalny, but his speech is constantly cut off. There were problems with the broadcast from the colony even before the meeting, when the connection was just being checked.
Kobzev advises Navalny to pause between several words. Mikhailova suggests moving away from the microphone. Nothing helps.
Mikhailova asks for a break to fix problems. A break is not announced, the court employees are trying to establish contact on the go, and nothing happens.
Still, a 10-minute break is announced.
During a break, Navalny suddenly turns on via video link: “Hello. I'm not a great specialist, but it seems to me that you have a microphone somewhere next to the speaker.
All of a sudden, everything is getting better, Navalny is asked to count from 1 to 15. “Now the judge will say: “15 years! I chose it myself,” Navalny jokes at the end.
Judge Larkin makes sure that Navalny is well heard. Now it turns out that he does not hear the courtroom well, but Navalny is fine with that. He asks the judge to read the decision louder afterwards.
Navalny begins his speech in the debate. He says that by law he must at this moment try to convince the court with facts. “What can I say to you such an additional thing against the background of what is not completely obvious to you. I was tried here—in prison!” he exclaims.
The oppositionist complains that even under the conditions of coronavirus quarantine, Moscow courts acted according to the rules, but not in the Navalny case.
The politician recalls the publication of the FBK, which stated that Judge Kotova called up an employee of the Presidential Administration during the process.
At the end of his speech, Navalny says that Judge Natalya Repnikova, who replaced his suspended sentence with a real one, “told through lawyers she knew” that she regrets her decision. “And after a while, Natalya Repnikova died,” says Navalny, noting that “formally” it happened from the coronavirus.
Therefore, Navalny now recommends that the judges tell him that they are sorry, but "do it carefully."
Prosecutor Nadezhda Tikhonova supports her accusation in the debate and calls the verdict fair. She calls the position of the defense an “assessment”, which does not coincide with the court's decision, but does not indicate its illegality. Regarding the consideration of the case in the colony, Tikhonova recalls that "holding offsite hearings is not prohibited by law.
" She believes that nothing prevented the defense from fully participating in the process. “The convict himself never said this,” says Tikhonova. Navalny's sound is turned off, but it is clear that at this moment he begins to laugh.
The prosecutor once again lists the plot of the accusations against Navalny, which were considered in the first instance. “Well, he could not participate in this [presidential] campaign. We had to wait until the conviction was extinguished. It is necessary to comply with the law, ”Tikhonova comments on the accusation of fraudulent fundraising. She also repeats the arguments about the fairness of the accusation of insulting the judge and participants in the trial of defamation of a veteran.
Tikhonova notes that the defense has no evidence that the secrecy of the judge's deliberation room was violated. She also does not believe that the decree of President Vladimir Putin, who promoted her, could have influenced the judge's decision.
The prosecutor requests that the sentence be left unchanged.
Navalny speaks with the last word.
Dear court, will you interrupt me? Usually, during my last word, they interrupt me ... I can’t hear you, or are you just silent?
- Alexey Anatolyevich, we are listening to you.
Navalny recalls that this is his sixth or seventh last word in a year and a half. But during his “last last word” in the assembly hall “in my prison”, the technical specialist was absent: “But our major, who deals with all sorts of technical garbage, he was dressed in civilian clothes and put in the place of a technical specialist of the court.”
According to Navalny, this major turned off the microphone every time the oppositionist spoke about the war.
Navalny says that all these tricks, on the contrary, inspired him: “You are afraid that some prisoner will say something, you are so afraid that they put in a special officer dressed as a civilian for him to press a button.
He says that he personally has nothing against the current judges: "When I say 'you', I mean all your power."
The verdict of the Lefortovo court, continues Navalny, speaks of insulting the judge. “No one respects the Russian court,” the oppositionist notes. According to Navalny, an article about contempt for the court would be more suitable for him: “I despise your court, I despise your system and despise your power.” He says that he is not afraid of this system.
Navalny then calls the Putin-led system enemies, traitors and murderers of the Russian people. At this point, Judge Dovzhenko urges him to return to the issue at hand. Navalny argues that the Code of Criminal Procedure allows him to say whatever he likes in the last word.
“You don't like it when I talk about the war? Then I will use this war as a metaphor for your ships. This war, like your courts, is built entirely on lies. Not one word of truth!
Judge Dovzhenko again interrupts Navalny as he recalls how no one believed US intelligence reports about Russia's impending attack on Ukraine.
Navalny, in response, asks the judge to pay attention to the walls of the hall, where there are portraits of lawyers who also made various speeches in court.
“You can just stop me and turn me off, but I'll say whatever I'm going to say,” Navalny says and continues.
Navalny says that “the same rubbish” that is used on TV during the war was used in the sentences against him. Separately, he dwells on the thesis about the confrontation with NATO. Navalny recalls how the Russian authorities opened the NATO base in Ulyanovsk. “Bold lies in every word, ignoring what was said yesterday. You all change shoes in the air, not just often, but constantly.
Judge Dovzhenko again reminds that he wants to hear Navalny's objections to the verdict of the Lefortovo court. In response, the oppositionist says that there are pluses in the work of a judge: salary, apartment, immunity. But there are downsides: "You'll have to listen to me.
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“You will all suffer a historic defeat,” Navalny continues about the war and wonders why Russia is waging it at all. “What should they [Ukrainians] do to get left behind?” - he asks a question and cites as an example a conditional judge from Kharkov, on whom shells suddenly begin to fall.
— Not everyone in Russia is such crazy, crazy perverts and bloodsuckers…
— Aleksey Anatolyevich, I have to bring you back to the subject of judicial control.
Navalny objects that he is not a judge, but "an ordinary person." “Well, what do you want from me? It is really important for me to say here, to explain to the court that everything is broken in our country,” he says and says that, according to his information, “here” in the Vladimir region, the leadership of the National Guard died in the war.
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“Since 2015, we have been shown the Armata tank, but in the war, for some reason, T-72 tanks,” says Navalny, referring to corruption in the army and comparing it with the accusation of fraud in the current case.
“I do my best. I have a little left,” he answers the judge’s next objections and again talks about the “bloodbath” that the Russian leadership arranged in Ukraine: “If I can convince at least someone, I will say it.”
Navalny says that instead of judges he sees only “in the name of the Russian Federation”, and therefore wants to tell them: “How nice it would be without you!”. “Everyone needs to leave everyone alone: so that we get off this Ukraine, so that you, judges, get off ordinary citizens,” he continues.
“Your time will not always be there and your time will pass. And when you all burn in hell, your grandfathers will throw firewood, who did not want you to start new wars in the 21st century. That's all I wanted to say".
The decision will be announced at 12:00.
The three judges of the Moscow City Court left the verdict of the Lefortovo Court unchanged. Navalny is sent to a strict regime colony for nine years.
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The Cassation Court upheld the 9-year sentence for opposition politician Alexei Navalny, who is now in prison, as legal.
According to RIA Novosti , the court rejected the cassation appeal of Navalny's lawyers against his sentence in the case of fraud and contempt of court.
Now Navalny is in colony of strict regime No. 6 in the Vladimir region. Previously, he was placed in a penal colony after the conditional term was replaced with a real one in the case of " Yves Rocher ". Navalny is also a suspect in a new case: he is charged with running the Anti-Corruption Foundation (FBK *), which has been recognized in Russia as an extremist organization.
According to the new criminal case, the oppositionist may face up to 15 years. The investigation believes that the organization of Alexei Navalny** in the spring of this year called on supporters to go to unsanctioned rallies against the military special operation.
The investigation regards these appeals as an attempt to overthrow the state system. Earlier it was reported that while in prison, Navalny had already filed three lawsuits against the colony. In response, the prison authorities transferred him to especially strict conditions of detention, placing him in a punishment cell (SHIZO). In a cell two by three meters in the daytime for 15 hours, prisoners can only be in the “sitting” or “standing” position. The long stay in the extremely difficult conditions of the ShIZO had a negative impact on Navalny's health: he began to have back pain, and there was a sharp weight loss. The last photo of the oppositionist, which became public on 59The 2nd day of his imprisonment shocked everyone who knew him before prison. According to them, " skin and bones " remained from Navalny.
Navalny after 592 days of imprisonment
Navalny called the actions of the jailers illegal and has already filed three lawsuits against his colony .
In response, the administration of the institution began to extend the terms of his detention in the ShIZO, placing him there already 6 times in a row, and deprived the oppositionist of the right to confidential communication with lawyers. According to the oppositionist, the jailers sealed the glass in the meeting room with the defenders with an opaque film through which it is impossible to read a single document. He is convinced that such restrictions violate his right to defense. “The colony, with its strange methods, is trying not only to intimidate, but to physically restrict my political expression. And by restricting it, they took away from me all the ability to defend myself. They completely nullified the ability of Kobzev, Mikhailova and other lawyers to work, ”Navalny said.
Navalny also appealed against the actions of the representatives of the colony in violating the right to defense in court.
“Despite the fact that I am in a prison uniform, no one has taken away from me the right to think about something and talk about something.
