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New Head of Ivanovo Regional Court Approved

The President of Russia signed a decree on the appointment of Anton Kolosov to the post of Chairman of the Ivanovo regional court

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New Head of Ivanovo Regional Court Approved

The President of Russia signed a decree on the appointment of Anton Kolosov to the post of Chairman of the Ivanovo regional court.

His term of office will be six years. Document No. 723 is dated October 12, 2026 and concerns personnel reshuffles in federal courts.

The new chairman is 45 years old and a native of Vladimir. In 2002, Kolosov completed his studies at the Vladimir Law Institute of the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation. He has deep academic knowledge: he has a degree of Candidate of Law and the title of Associate Professor at the Department of Criminal Law and Criminology.

The legal experience of the new head of the court exceeds 15 years. Before taking up his new position, A.S. passed all the levels of the judicial hierarchy:

From June 6, 2025, he served as Chairman of the Ivanovo Regional Court.

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