Постановление Европейского суда по правам человека от 28.05.2009 «Дело Кокошкина (Kokoshkina) против России» [англ.]

m an expert analysis of those recordings, to carry out fingerprint, physico-chemical and psychiatric expert examinations, to make these expert opinions available to the defendants and counsel and to draft a bill of indictment.
11. The applicant appealed. She repeated her arguments advanced in the previous grounds of appeal and further claimed that the Town Court had not explained how she could interfere with the expert examinations or obstruct the listening to the recordings. She also submitted that her brother was terminally ill with cancer.
12. On 19 December 2006 the Moscow Regional Court upheld the extension order on appeal, finding that it had been lawful and justified.
13. On 1 February 2007 the Podolsk Town Court extended the applicant's detention until 3 April 2007, referring to the gravity of the charge, "her active role in the commission of the crime", her being the leader of an organised criminal group, her refusal to cooperate with the investigator and to name her accomplices, the risk of absconding, reoffending or interfering with the proceedings, and the need for a further investigation. In particular, it noted that it was necessary to listen to 123 recordings of the applicant's phone conversations, to perform an expert analysis of those recordings, to identify other members of the organised criminal group, to find and question witnesses who might have information about the group's activities, to verify whether the applicant was involved in the commission of other crimes related to drug trafficking, to bring final charges against her and her seven accomplices and to perform other investigative measures.
14. On 13 February 2007 the Moscow Regional Court upheld the extension order on appeal.
15. On an unspecified date the investigator applied for a further extension of the applicant's detention, submitting that the investigation had not been completed. It was necessary to listen to fifty-one recordings of the applicant's phone conversations, to perform an expert analysis of those recordings and make the results available to the defendants and counsel, to find and question witnesses who might have information about the group's activities, to find one of the accomplices who had absconded, to find out whether the defendants were involved in the commission of other crimes related to drug trafficking, to bring final charges against them and to perform other investigative measures.
16. On 2 April 2007 the Podolsk Town Court extended the applicant's detention until 3 June 2007, referring to the gravity of the charge, the need for a further investigation, and the risk that she might abscond, reoffend or interfere with the investigation. On 11 April 2007 the Moscow Regional Court upheld the extension order on appeal.
17. On an unspecified date the investigator applied for a further extension of the applicant's detention, submitting that the investigation was still pending. In particular, an expert analysis of the recordings of the applicant's telephone conversations had not been completed and some of the applicant's accomplices had not been charged yet. The applicant refused to cooperate with the investigation and there was a risk that she might abscond, reoffend or put pressure on witnesses if released.
18. On 31 May 2007 the Podolsk Town Court extended the applicant's detention until 3 October 2007. It noted that the applicant was charged with a particularly serious offence and that further investigation was necessary. The purpose of her detention was to ensure that the investigation was completed effectively and in good time and to eliminate any risk of her absconding, reoffending or hampering the proceedings.
19. In her appeal submissions the applicant complained that the court's conclusions had not been based on relevant facts. She had a permanent place of residence and e

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