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Originally Posted by August
Certainly not in a country like russia where they imprison anyone who speaks against its warmongering.
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The judicial system of St. Petersburg issued the first decision on the claim of a mobilized citizen, the United Press Service of the Courts of St. Petersburg reported. He failed to challenge the mobilization call.
The Petersburger, in his statement of claim, asked the court to recognize the summons to the military registration and enlistment office illegal, to invalidate the decision of the military registration and enlistment office on his mobilization, and also to replace his military service with an alternative civilian service, since, according to the plaintiff, military service is contrary to his convictions.
The Nevsky District Court of St. Petersburg considered Berezin's administrative claim and denied all of his claims to the plaintiff.
Recall that, according to the law, alternative civilian service in certain cases can only be assigned to a conscript subject to military service, but does not apply to cases of mobilization of citizens liable for military service.