Interview

Interview by Andrey Lavrenko, Head of Saint-Petersburg Main Investigations Directorate of the Russia’s Investigative Committee to Kommersant newspaper (Saint-Petersburg)

Head of Saint-Petersburg Main Investigations Directorate of the Russia’s Investigative Committee about work of two new divisions

Last year two new divisions were set up in Saint-Petersburg Main Investigations Directorate of the Russia’s Investigative Committee, whose powers include investigating crimes committed by law enforcement agents. ANDREY LAVRENKO, Head of Saint-Petersburg Main Investigations Directorate of the Russia’s Investigative Committee told the KOMMERSANT correspondent DMITRY MARAKULIN about the first results of these divisions’ activity, fighting corruption and ethnic crimes.

Interview by S. Dubrovin, Head of Stavropol Territory Investigations Directorate of the Russia’s Investigative Committee to Stavropolskaya Pravda newspaper

Makin investigation more efficient

On 15 January 2011, functions of prosecutor’s supervision and investigation were separated and the Investigative Committee became independent state body investigating the most difficult criminal cases.

Interview by Vladimir Makarov Head of Department for Control over Corruption Crimes of the Russia’s Investigative Committee to Argumenty i Fakty

2012 was rich in corruption scandals. It was discovered that officials in the Ministry of Defense, Federal Outer Space Agency, communal and housing services, agriculture were stealing milliards in most impudent way. How did this become possible and is there a way to stop it? We talked about this with Vladimir Makarov Head of Department for Control over Corruption Crimes of the Russia’s Investigative Committee (SKR).

Interview of the head of the Investigative Committee Directorate for the Republic of North Ossetia - Alania V. Volkov for "Interfax"

Ahead of the second anniversary of the formation of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation, the correspondent of "Interfax" met with the head of the Investigative Committee Directorate for the Republic of North Ossetia - Alania Major General Vitaly Volkov

Interview by head of Moscow Main Investigations Directorate of the Russia’s Investigative Committee Vadim Yakovenko to news agency ITAR-TASS

Lieutenant General of Justice Vadim Yakovenko, head of Moscow Main Investigations Directorate of the Russia’s Investigative Committee told about solving serious crimes in many-million capital city, reasons to develop booklets for school children and amount of loss caused by corruption in the interview to ITAR-TASS on the day the Investigative Committee marks its second anniversary

Interview by O. Doronin, head of the Mari-El Republic Investigations Directorate of the Russia’s Investigative Committee to newspaper Moskovsky Komsomolets in Mari-El

Searching for the truth

The Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation was established on 15 January 2009. The idea of independent investigatory unit of state authority is not new: for the first time it was implemented by Peter the Great during juridical reform. What is an underlying task of reconstitution of a similar body today? What are its objectives and ways to reach them? And its achievements if any? We are talking about it with Oleg DORONIN, head of the Mari-El Republic Investigations Directorate of the Russia’s Investigative Committee.

Interview by Alexander Bastrykin, Chairman of the Russia’s Investigative Committee to Rossiyskaya Gazeta

Judge them for their actions

Alexander Bastrykin is sure that there are no people untouchable for his agency

At the Business Lunch at Rossiyskaya Gazeta Chairman of the Investigative Committee has told about investigation of high-profile crimes and new bills which will help to fight the most high-ranking corruption

Interview of Vladimir Markin, the Head of Media Relations Directorate of the Investigative Committee to Interfax

Vladimir Markin, Major-General of Justice and the Head of Media Relations Directorate of the Investigative Committee told Interfax about work of the agency and investigation of high-profile cases

Interview of the head of the Investigative Committee Directorate for the Central Federal District Dmitry Zagorodnev for "Kommersant"

“The criminal case of security at Domodedovo will not be dropped”

Head of the Investigative Committee Directorate for the Central Federal District talking on high-profile cases

Ahead of the professional holiday, the anniversary of formation of the Investigative Committee, Major General of Justice Dmitry Zagorodnev, head of one of the leading units of the Investigative Committee – the Directorate for the Central Federal District, told the head of the “Kommersant” crime section Maxim Varyvdin of the most high-profile cases handled by his subordinate investigators

Interview by Yevgeny Dolgalyov, Head of Altai Territory Investigations Directorate of the Russia’s Investigative Committee to newspaper Svobodny Kurs

Head of Altai Territory Investigations Directorate of the Russia’s Investigative Committee tells about quality of investigation, natural selection and bribe-takers

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The reception of citizens

Internet reception

Specifics of sending information in the subsection “Internet reception” and its processing

23. In subsection “Internet reception” (section “Citizens’ appeals”) users can formulate electronic messages which are processed by authorized employees of the Department for consideration of citizens’ appeals and documentation in accordance with the Federal law of 02.05.2006 № 59-FZ “On procedure for consideration of appeals from citizens of the Russian Federation” and in accordance with relevant statutory acts of the Russian Investigative Committee.

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