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Prosecutors won't contest court refusal to declare 'Bhagavad Gita As It Is' extremist

14:36 29/05/2012 The Tomsk Region Prosecutor's Office will not appeal the court's decision to refuse to declare extremist "Bhagavad Gita As It Is," a translation and commentary of the original Bhagavad Gita Hindu scripture.

Prosecutors contest unfreezing of deceased YUKOS vice-president's property

14:11 29/05/2012 The prosecutor's office has challenged the decision to lift the freeze of property which belonged to deceased former YUKOS Vice-President Vasily Alexanyan.

Two new cases opened against Berezovsky for inciting riots

13:19 29/05/2012 Russia's Investigative Committee has opened two criminal cases against businessman Boris Berezovsky in connection with public calls to mass riots.

Snoras Bank's ex-major shareholder Antonov denies embezzlement charges

12:52 29/05/2012 Snoras bank's former major shareholder Vladimir Antonov denies allegations regarding the theft of funds by the bank's ex-shareholders.

Bulgari wins trademark protection dispute

12:18 29/05/2012 The Moscow Commercial Court has sided with Italy's Bulgari S.p.A. and has terminated Almaz-M company trademarks' legal protection.

SUAL Partners files $55 mln suit against insurers

11:56 29/05/2012 The Moscow Commercial Court registered a lawsuit by SUAL Partners Ltd, owned by Russian billionaire Viktor Vekselberg, to recover $55.2 million from Ingosstrakh and Alliance insurance companies.

Remuneration for public defenders to be almost doubled from 2013

11:28 29/05/2012 The minimum fee for public defenders will increase from the present $9 per day to $17 from January 1, 2013, the Federal Chamber of Lawyers told the Russian Legal Information Agency.

Orascom Telecom to contest $1.3 bln fine in Algerian Supreme Court

11:03 29/05/2012 Orascom Telecom Algerie (OTA), Orascom Telecom Holdings SAE (OTH) subsidiary, is determined to appeal the $1.3 billion fine in the Algerian Supreme Court.

Investigation into Pussy Riot case to be completed on June 4

10:27 29/05/2012 The investigation into the criminal case of Pussy Riot female punk group members is expected to come to an end by June 4.

Moscow's chief judge earns $100k

09:56 29/05/2012 Olga Yegorova, Chair of the Moscow City Court, earned more than $100,000 in 2011.

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Cabinet backs ban on persons involved in extremism to work as pilots and flight attendants

15:29 15/10/2021 The Government Commission on Legislative Activities has approved an initiative to ban those involved in extremist activities, including those who publish posts on social networks that incite hatred and enmity, from working as pilots or flight attendants.

State Duma backs United Russia bill on fines to persons abandoning pets

12:52 15/10/2021 The draft law introducing fines to be paid by persons abandoning their pets, which had been developed by political party United Russia, was supported by the Committee on Ecology, Natural Resources and Environment Protection of the lower house of the Russian parliament.

Russian hematologist granted $60k comensation for unfounded prosecution

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