Alexander Fedorov

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Alexander Fedorov is a legal expert and advisor to the Chairman of the Russian Investigative Committee (SKR), as indicated by his role as deputy secretary of the SKR's chairman. He has been involved in legislative initiatives related to anti-corruption efforts, including proposals for the seizure of criminal assets even after the death of individuals involved in crimes. Fedorov also discussed statistics on crime and legal proceedings at a legal forum, highlighting the volume of cases handled by the Investigative Committee over recent years. His work focuses primarily on law enforcement and ju…

Recent coverage

• Brent crude rises to $73 per barrel — Ведомости
• The Investigative Committee cannot hide: Mechanism for freezing relatives' assets of the accused is being prepared — Фонтанка
• The Investigative Committee proposes allowing confiscation of assets after the death of a suspect — Вести
• Suk: Over 2.3 million peaceful residents of Donbas were forced to leave since 2014 — Вести
• The Investigative Committee of Russia investigated 186,000 cases of rape and sexual harassment over 15 years — Коммерсантъ
• The Investigative Committee of Russia has opened criminal cases against 45 judges over two years — Коммерсантъ
• Prosecutors propose allowing confiscation of criminal assets after the defendant's death — Москва 24
• Results of the All-Russia Forum of Young Specialists Held at the 'Senеж' Management Workshop — РИАМО