This is reported by his lawyer Nikolai Polozov.

According to him, several hundred policemen were pulled near the Supreme Court, metalists were put up, the area was blocked for vehicles, at the corners of the building guard billets were put up.

The case of Chiygoza proceeded as follows:.

- On August 7, the Supreme Court of the annexed Crimea started the consideration of the case of Ahtem Chiygoz, who is accused of "organizing and participating in mass riots" under the walls of the Crimean parliament on February 26, 2014;.

- On August 9, the court concluded the arguments of the parties on the case of Ahtem Chiygoz, and the sentencing was scheduled for September 11.

If the decision is taken in the direction of the plaintiff, Chiygozu promises eight years of imprisonment.

As reported in the "URA-Inform", previously the lawyer Polozov told about what policy towards the Crimean Tatars is Russia.