Alexander Fedorov

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Alexander Fedorov is a Russian legal expert and advisor to the Chairman of the Investigative Committee of Russia (SKR), serving as a secretary to the chairman. He has been active in promoting legislative initiatives related to anti-corruption measures, including expanded asset confiscation and the ability to pursue criminal assets after a suspect's death. Fedorov has also spoken at the St. Petersburg International Legal Forum on issues such as harsher penalties for crimes against children, the use of artificial intelligence in crime, and the need for stronger legal frameworks in law enforceme…

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Recent coverage

• Bot for joint walks with children launched by the community of fathers of St. Petersburg — Бумага
• Trapped: How Zelensky reacts to protests over Fedorov's resignation — Вести
• In St. Petersburg, a new head of the FSB's main department was presented — Фонтанка
• The Investigative Committee cannot hide: Mechanism for freezing relatives' assets of the accused is being prepared — Фонтанка
• AI as an aggravating factor: Investigative Committee proposes harsher penalties — Фонтанка
• The Investigative Committee proposes allowing confiscation of assets after the death of a suspect — Вести
• The Investigative Committee proposed considering the use of AI in the commission of a crime as an aggravating circumstance — Интерфакс
• The Investigative Committee has devised a way to strengthen asset confiscation in corruption cases — The Bell
• Prosecutors propose harsher penalties for sexual crimes against children — Ведомости
• The Investigative Committee of Russia suggested making confiscation of property a separate type of punishment — Коммерсантъ
• Suk: Over 2.3 million peaceful residents of Donbas were forced to leave since 2014 — Вести
• Prosecutors Support Expansion of Asset Confiscation — Ведомости
• 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
• The Investigative Committee proposed making confiscation a separate type of punishment — Meduza
• The Investigative Committee proposed making confiscation an independent type of punishment and expanding its scope — Интерфакс
• Prosecutors: 600 billion rubles returned to the state in tax cases over 15 years — Коммерсантъ
• Prosecutors propose allowing confiscation of criminal assets after the defendant's death — Москва 24
• Prosecutors propose strengthening liability for crimes against children — Москва 24
• Experts Assess Brent Oil Costs After Hormuz Strait Opening — Ведомости