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The court has recognized the evidence collected by the Urals Transport Investigations Directorate of the Russia’s Investigative Committee as sufficient to convict a Professor of Perm Railway Transport Institute – a branch of federal state educational institution of higher professional education Urals State Communication Lines Institute, Mikhail Dvoyeglazov, 62. He was found guilty of two episodes of a crime under part 1 of article 290 of the RF Criminal Code (bribery-taking).

Investigation and the court have established that Dvoyeglazov in May and June 2012 received through a mediator a DNS laptop computer and a Samsung TV set worth more than 28 thousand rubles from 2-year students for ensuring 15 students successful pass of examination on the subject the Professor taught without actual check of knowledge.