Examination Findings

• Answers questions in monosyllables.
• In conversation, he tries to make a favorable impression.
• He explains the purpose of the examination correctly.
• He makes no complaints about his state of health.
• He presents anamnesic information briefly, in chronological order.
• He denies the use of alcohol and drugs.
• He says that in the past he repeatedly suffered head injuries, but did not lose consciousness and did not seek medical help, and does not note any consequences.
• He considers himself mentally healthy.
• When clarifying the reasons for being held criminally liable, he tries to downplay the degree of his guilt, says that he learned about the planned explosions a few days "before that", "thought he was transporting paint".
• After what happened, he hid on the territory of Chechnya in the camps of Chechen militants, "learned to fight".
• He does not refer to forgetting his actions.
• He is concerned about the outcome of the criminal case, his future fate.
• Thinking and memory are not impaired.
• Psychotic disorders (delusions, hallucinations, etc.) are absent.
• Critical abilities are not impaired.

Commission Conclusion

Based on the above, the commission concludes that Yusuf Krymshamkhalov does not suffer from any chronic mental disorder and did not suffer from such during the period relating to the acts incriminated against him.

Analysis of the materials of the criminal case and the results of this examination allow us to conclude that during the period of the commission of the acts incriminated against him, Yusuf Krymshamkhalov did not show signs of any temporary mental disorder; he could realize the factual nature and social danger of his actions and control them.

At present, Yusuf Krymshamkhalov, according to his mental state, can also realize the factual nature of his actions and control them, correctly perceive circumstances relevant to the case, and give testimony about them. As someone who does not suffer from a mental disorder, including alcoholism and drug addiction,