Supreme Court rejects maniac Mozglyakov's appeal for life sentence
The Russian Supreme Court did not consider the appeal against the life sentence for Nikolai Mozglyakov, who killed two schoolgirls.
The complaint was returned to the applicant without consideration.
The basis for returning the complaint, as emphasized, is Article 401.17 of the Code of Criminal Procedure of the Russian Federation, as reported in the RIA Novosti article.
The complaint was returned to the defendant in the murder of two schoolgirls in the city of Zlatoust in the Chelyabinsk region without consideration.
According to the court’s records, Article 401.17 of the Code of Criminal Procedure does not provide for the filing of repeated cassation complaints or representations.
Thus, the accused will not be able to file a new complaint if it was previously considered in court and left without consideration.
In 2008, by a court decision, Mozglyakov was sentenced to life imprisonment in a special regime penal colony.
