Active children of aristocratic Russia up the law

Russia Today: A Russian official's daughter, who knocked down two people while driving a car, killing one, is facing a retrial. A Russian court says there were serious violations in the procedure during the first hearing. Images of the crash has caused public outrage. They showed Shavenkova Anna, the daughter of the director of Irkutsk's electoral commission, reviewing the damage to her car, not the victims. The accident in December 2009 claimed the life of a woman and another seriously injured. Shavenkova was a certainsentenced to three years probation, which was recently lifted. The retrial is expected to begin soon, but that brings little hope of Yulia Pyatkova, one of the victims Shavenkova. "A person can commit a crime and go unpunished. Shavenkova Anna was not and is not right for what they did to punish us. I'm sure." It is not the first time that children from high-ranking officials have disputes with their reckless driving and apparent lack of punishment causes. When Valery Fadeev wasmowed over by a car, it was only the beginning of a long and very difficult road to recovery. Five years ago, Valery was fought at a bus stop and seriously injured. Since then he has not been able to gain a full investigation. The memories of that day are still very clear in my head. "I remember exactly how it all happened - from moment to moment," said Valery. . "My friend, Ilya and I were standing here when we parted, he left the road on the green cross of light - I remember the green light...



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