"Inadequate women" drove arrogance from the former judge

      Nina Anatolyevna planned to receive 400 thousand rubles to gain peace of mind, but Marat Viktorovich's former colleagues considered that fifty kopecks was enough for the beaten woman.

      Although Chepurykh himself, whose appeal against the decision of the Sovetsky district Court was considered simultaneously with Morozovskaya, insisted on his innocence in beating Morozova, hoping accordingly for the annulment of the decision of the court of first instance.

      At the same time, lawyer Elena (Viktorovna) Solomennikova, representing the interests of Chepurnykh, who does not appear in the trials, who, according to the law corps, is the defendant's sister, insisted on his innocence, since only a woman who looks like the plaintiff and a man who looks like the ex-judge are identified on the video. And with the Chepurykh's assertion that Morozova could have been injured anywhere, the question of whether she spat-did-not-spit, beat-or-did not beat still has no definitive answer, judging by the amount of compensation.

      It's probably inappropriate for those who don't belong to the mantle-bearing community to ask the judge questions, but no one bothers to speculate about why, apart from the "similarity" of the defendants, Themis doesn't see that the real courtyard, the house, the camera itself, and many other details are indistinguishably congruent with the video. Or maybe we should just send the video for examination to know for sure that the big man who is bleeding a woman's face and mouth is nonsense?

      It is clear that the court did not satisfy the complaint of a former colleague, who last February personally concocted an "addendum to the appeal against the decision of the Sovetsky District Court," pointing out as arguments of his innocence that the victim Morozova and lawyer Bazhina, representing her interests, were "psychotic" and "inadequate women." And Judge Zaitseva, who made the decision in the first instance, "messed up", "decided to resume on the sly" and "went along with two absolutely inadequate women." So, inevitably, a person who is not related to the judicial corps will think about how those who do not have mothers, grandmothers and daughters were born.

      By the way, on April 15, the first court hearing will be held on the application of Nina Morozova for the inactivity of the police (district Kharin), who, starting from October 19, 2023, regularly concocts "rejection materials", not finding any signs of a criminal offense in Chepura, and denying the existence of an administrative offense. Even with the prosecutor's ruling on the "illegality of Kharin's opinion."

      As Tatiana Bazhina explained, she does not intend to back down until she gets Chepurnykh "sent away for a day."