Before revision: Four members of the Faizrakhmanist sect were charged with cruelty against children, who authorities said said had been living in poorly ventilated unsanitary quarters and to have symptoms of anaemia and tuberculosis, Sattarov was charged with "arbitrariness", a crime defined in Article 330 of the Russian penal code to mean "unauthorised commission of actions contrary to the order presented by a law or any other normative legal act" and is punishable by up to five years in prison.
After revision: Four members of the Faizrakhmanist sect were charged with cruelty against children, who authorities said said had been living in poorly ventilated unsanitary quarters and to display symptoms of anaemia and tuberculosis, Sattarov was charged with "arbitrariness", a crime defined in Article 330 of the Russian penal code to mean "unauthorised commission of actions contrary to the order presented by a law or any other normative legal act" and is punishable by up to five years in prison.