02:53, 28 February 2026

The High Qualification Qualifications Court has authorized the initiation of a criminal case against a judge from Ingushetia.

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The High Qualification Collegium of Judges has authorized investigators to initiate criminal proceedings against Gamid Murzabekov, a judge of the Magas District Court of Ingushetia.

A press release on the HQCJ website stated that the collegium granted the request of the Chairman of the Investigative Committee of Russia to grant consent to initiate criminal proceedings. Murzabekov is charged with committing crimes under Part 1 of Article 305 of the Russian Criminal Code.

Murzabekov is charged with two counts of making knowingly unjust decisions, which resulted in a commercial organization being exempted from administrative liability. The aforementioned judicial decisions were overturned by the cassation court, Interfax reports.

Earlier, "Caucasian Knot" reported that the High Qualification Qualifications Court on the same day approved the criminal prosecution of former judge Sultan Azizov from Khasavyurt, who, after his resignation, was sent to the war zone on a contract basis.

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