The Ministry of Defense Has Proposed Collecting Part of the Contract Payment From Convicted Soldiers
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The Russian Ministry of Defence has prepared a draft decree which introduces a new procedure for retaining part of the lump sum paid to members of the armed forces when concluding a contract if they were convicted of a crime while in service.
The Ministry of Defense has proposed collecting part of the contract payment from convicted soldiers
The Russian Ministry of Defense has prepared a draft resolution introducing a new procedure for withholding part of the lump sum payment received by military personnel upon signing a contract if they were convicted of a crime during their service. The...
In Russia, it may begin to take payments from the convicted persons. This is mentioned in the draft law (ID Draft: 170876), which reviewed the SVTV News Revision. Changes will be made to the "one-time payment rules" which Mishustin approved at the end of 2022 (Government Decision No. 2278 of 9 December 2022), a similar list which was adopted through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
18+. THIS MATERIAL (INFORMATION) WAS PRODUCED, DISTRIBUTED AND/OR SENT BY A FOREIGN AGENT TO THE NOVAYA GAZETA ONLINE PUBLICATION OR CONCERNS THE ACTIVITIES OF A FOREIGN AGENT BY THE NOVAYA GAZETA ONLINE PUBLICATION. The Russian Ministry of Defense published a draft resolution proposing to oblige convicted contract servicemen to return lump sum payments if the court sentenced them to a non-custodial sentence. “Layout"* drew attention to the docu…
The Ministry of Defence of the Russian Federation has prepared a draft decree which will oblige the military to return a lump sum payment for the conclusion of a contract if they have since been convicted but have received a non-custodial sentence; the document has been drawn to the attention of "Verstka." If the military has not been dismissed from service, it will have to return part of the lump sum, in proportion to the number of months remai…
The Russian Ministry of Defence offered to collect lump sum payments from military personnel who had been found guilty of crimes if they had not been sent to the colony.
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