Footnotes:
1 For official statistics provided daily see Stop Coronavirus, ‘Real-time data’ (accessed 13 May 2021).
5 MV Baglai, Konstitutsionnoe pravo Rossiiskoi Federatsii: uchebnik (Constitutional Law of the Russian Federation: Textbook) (10th edn, Norma: INFRA-M 2013) 192.
8 W Partlett, ‘Crown-Presidentialism’ in G Frankenberg, W Partlett, J Priban, B Reinke, PC Zumbansen, The End of Globalization? - Resurging Nationalism, Authoritarian Constitutionalism and Uncertain Futures of Democracy (2020) TLI Think! Paper 22/2020, King's College London Law School Research Paper, Forthcoming, 67.
25 Judgment N 49-P (25 December 2020) (Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation [hereinafter RCC]).
37 See Judgment N 21-P (14 July 2015) (RCC).
38 Judgment N 12-P (19 April 2016) (RCC); Judgment N 1-P (19 January 2017) (RCC).
39 See, for example, S Marochkin, ‘ECtHR and the Russian Constitutional Court: Duet or Duel?’ in L Mälksoo and W Benedek (eds), Russia and the European Court of Human Rights: The Strasbourg Effect (CUP 2017), 93–124; W Partlett and T Khramova, ‘Interpretation and the Impossibility of Implementation in Russian Prisoner Voting’, The International Association of Constitutional Law Blog (18 August 2016); A Blankenagel, ‘“Proshchay, Sovet Evropy!” or “Sovet Evropy, davay pogovorim!”? Kommentariy k Postanovleniyu Konstitutsionnogo Suda Rossii ot 4 iyulya 2013 goda ob ispolnimosti Postanovleniya ESPCh po delu Anchugova i Gladkova’ (‘“Good-bye, Council of Europe!” or “Council of Europe, we got to talk!”? A commentary to the Russian Constitutional Court Judgment of 4 July 2013 on the implementation of the Anchugov and Gladkov Judgment of the European Court of Human Rights’) (2016) Sravnitel’noe konstitutsionnoe obozrenie 6, 135–150 (in Russian); T Khramova, ‘To Pay or Not to Pay — Russia’s Next Step Away from the European Convention’, The International Association of Constitutional Law Blog (18 May 2017).
40 Judgment N 49-P (25 December 2020) (RCC), [2].
43 Judgment N 49-P (25 December 2020) (RCC), [3.2].
76 Judgment N 49-P (25 December 2020) (RCC).
77 See Decision No 3a-3877/2020 (28 April 2020) (Moscow City Court); Decision No 3a-4457/2020 (8 October 2020) (Moscow City Court); Decision No 3a-50/2020 (9 October 2020) (Supreme Court of the Republic of Buryatia).
80 The official information and guidelines for Moscow are published on the Mayor of Moscow, ‘Coronavirus: official information’ (accessed 1 August 2021); and for the Republic of Buryatia on Official portal of the Republic of Buryatia, ‘STOP CORONOAVIRUS!’ (accessed 1 August 2021).
122 Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation, ‘Judgments of 2020’ (accessed 1 August 2021).
127 Decision N 3a-50/2020 (9 October 2020) (Supreme Court of the Republic of Buryatia).
128 Judgment N 49-P (25 December 2020) (RCC).
136 E Kuznetsova, ‘The election day is over. Important things to know’ RBK (Online, 13 September 2020).
141 COVID-19 Preprints, ‘Covid-19’ (accessed 13 May 2021).
250 The application is available on the official website of Open Data of Russia, ‘Gosuslugi.COVID tracker’ (accessed 13 May 2021).
263 Ruling N AKPI20-536 (22 October 2020) (Supreme Court of Russia).
359 S Gromova, O Karacheva, et al, ‘Domestic violence during Covid-19 in Russia’, Report compiled by seven NGOs: ‘Zona prava’, ‘ANNA’, Consortium of Women’s Non-governmental Associations, Russian Legal Initiative, Women’s Mutual Help Network, ‘Sisters’ Center, and ‘Kitezh’ Center (Online, June 2020).
362 Judgment No 12-P (9 April 2021) (RCC).