State Duma of Stavropol Krai held on 11 March 2007 regarding the deputies on Kuzmin's ticket. On 3 August 2008, Dmitry Kuzmin was bound for Kiev by plane and was detained in Vienna, Austria, in accordance with an international arrest warrant issued to collect him. Kuzmin was held in custody for 2 weeks. On 7 August 2008 the Russian authorities initiated 2 cases against Dmitry Kuzmin. He was found guilty in absentia. In 2008 and 2009 the Austrian first instance courts ruled that the request of the Russian Federation to have Dmitry Kuzmin deported to his home country. The Austrian Supreme Court cancelled these decisions twice. At the present time the European Court of Human Rights adjudicated several appeals by D.S. Kuzmin about the illegitimacy of cases brought against Kuzmin by the Russian authorities. From 2013 to 2014, several European courts, having examined the evidence, decided that the D.S. prosecution by the Russian authorities is politically substantiated. All the decisions came into force in 2014. In 2014 Dmitry Kuzmin appealed to Interpol the international arrest warrant issued for him by the Russian authorities. On 1 April 2015, Interpol invalidated and removed the red notice from its database international arrest warrant for D.S. Kuzmin. On 15 April 2017 Dmitry Kuzmin registered a Pan-European Party Love in Paris, France. Later, the branches of the PAN-EUROPEAN PARTY LOVE were established in various European countries, such as Austria, Germany and others. In May 2019 Dmitry Kuzmin participated in elections to the European Parliament. Family Dmitry Kuzmin has three children. References External links The Kremlin's new cookbook Верховный суд отклонил кассационную жалобу по делу мэра Ставрополя Дмитрия Кузьмина Just Russia's Victory Paralyzes Stavropol Things to Come Election Speculations Living people Russian politicians 1966 births Mayors of places in Russia