Dading is ready to give evidence on the polygraph after examination
Wife Ildar Dading on the social network Facebook reported that her husband tortured in prison.
MOSCOW, 11 Dec — RIA Novosti. Convicted of a violation of the meetings Ildar Dading, who said about torture and beatings in the Karelian colony No. 7, refused to pass check on the lie detector, he is ready to give evidence on the polygraph after a survey of physicians, reported RIA Novosti his lawyer Alexei lipcer.
“At the meeting, the Dading with a lawyer, it was decided that he will undergo a polygraph test only after the examination of the Moscow doctor, as experts believe that if he had a head injury, then such a procedure could not take place”, — said the defender.See also
Dading at the last moment refused to pass check on the lie detector
According to Liptser, the statement was passed to the investigating authorities and check on the lie detector it was decided to temporarily postpone.
“We also insist that the inspection was held only in the presence of lawyers,” he said.
Earlier on Friday the representative of the Federal penitentiary service said that the Dading refused to undergo a polygraph test without explanation.
Dading was four times arrested by the police for violation of the order of the meeting, the last time on 5 December 2014. Each time he was brought to administrative responsibility. According to Russian law, such repeated violation entails criminal prosecution. The maximum sanction of the relevant article of the criminal code provides till five years of imprisonment. Basmanny court sentenced Dading to three years in prison, although the Prosecutor requested two years in prison. Then the Moscow city court reduced the sentence by six months.
Previously, the wife of the Dading in Facebook Anastasia Zotova reported that her husband tortured in prison, beaten and even threatened to kill. She claims that the prison administration informed of developments and involved in the bullying. About their checks in this regard, said the FSIN, the UK and the office of the Ombudsman in Karelia. Late of the Federal penitentiary service reported that the civilian doctors who arrived in the Karelian colony No. 7, did not find traces of beatings and abuse on the body Dading.