Самые безумные юридические новости месяца

⚖️ In the new episode of "On Defense Rights," we discuss the most high-profile and bizarre legal news of recent days: — A Muscovite declared her ex-husband missing due to child support arrears — A ban on publishing the consequences of drone attacks — A St. Petersburg resident sat on the imperial throne in the Hermitage — 47 swords and sabers seized at the Georgian border — A bill on the use of the Russian Armed Forces to protect citizens abroad We analyze the news from a legal perspective, debate, engage in irony, and try to understand where the modern legal reality is heading. 👨‍⚖️ Featuring: Sergey ASKAROV Evgeny GRITSKOV Sergey UZDENSKY Subscribe to the channel and tell us in the comments which news surprised you the most. ✉️ Contact us: [email protected] or by phone: +79162757420 🔹 Telegram: @napravahzashchiti 🔹 MAX. https://max.ru/u/f9LHodD0cOIM8_BhjIo-... Subscribe to the channel, like it, and ask questions in the comments. You can read the guidelines here: https://t.me/uzdenskiy/1085 📲 Follow us on social media 🔹 Instagram* Evgeny Gritskov   / advokat_gritskov   🔹 Telegram Sergey Askarov https://t.me/lawlawlandask 🔹 Instagram* Sergey Askarov   / serg_ask   🔹 Telegram Sergey Uzdenskiy https://t.me/uzdenskiy 🔹 Instagram* Sergey Uzdenskiy   / advokat_uzdenskiy   "On the Rights of Defense" is a podcast by three practicing lawyers: Sergey Askarov, Sergey Uzdenskiy, and Evgeny Gritskov. Every week, we discuss current news, high-profile cases, and situations that people and businesses face in practice. Our goal is not only to analyze the law but also to explain how it works in reality and where mistakes are most often made. The podcast is intended as an informational and educational project about protecting rights, risks, and solutions that are important to understand in advance. *belongs to Meta, whose activities are recognized as extremist in the Russian Federation and are banned. 📌 Timestamps: 00:00 — Main legal news of the week 00:59 — A Muscovite "killed" her ex-husband in court over alimony 03:45 — Why the scheme of declaring a person missing may not work 07:25 — Moscow bans publishing the consequences of drone attacks 10:03 — Are people already getting fines for taking photos of drone landings? How it works in other countries 11:48 AM — Artificial Intelligence in Courts and the Prosecutor's Office 2:18 PM — A St. Petersburg resident sat on the throne of the Hermitage and was detained 4:33 PM — 47 swords, sabers, and daggers were seized at the border 5:59 PM — The State Duma approved a law on the protection of Russians detained abroad 9:48 PM — Why the media shouldn't report on drones before the Ministry of Defense 11:53 PM — Finale of the episode and the lawyers' opinions