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15.11.2009, 10:42
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Russia's Interior Ministry is investigating charges of police corruption made by Russian police officer Aleksey Dymovsky. Meanwhile, more revelations are surfacing on the Internet of corruption in the police.
02.07.2010, 07:55
A year on since the ban on gambling came into effect in Russia, there is a growing disappointment that the business is still prospering.
06.03.2009, 19:43
The lawyers defending former Yukos owner Mikhail Khodorkovsky and his business partner, Platon Lebedev, have appealed to a Moscow court to drop the charges against their clients, claiming absence of corpus delecti.
17.03.2009, 18:18
A Moscow court has turned down all appeals filed on behalf of former Yukos owner Mikhail Khodorkovsky and his business partner, Platon Lebedev.
09.05.2009, 15:04
A Saint Petersburg investigator might stand trial for helping a convict escape from prison. The woman is said to have acted in ‘personal interests.'
25.06.2009, 23:15
A cash collector is suspected of stealing around $8 million that he was supposed to deliver to a bank. Officials say this is the largest robbery ever committed in central Russia's Perm region.
29.07.2009, 09:11
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Pyramid schemes have been around for more than 100 years, sucking people in and spitting them out financially crushed when the pyramid collapses. The greatest con in Russia's recent history left millions penniless.
03.08.2009, 18:18
On Tuesday, Marshfield's 'vampire killer' will appear before the parole board for the second time in the last five years, The Boston Herald reports.
04.09.2009, 09:15
One of the FBI’s most wanted men, Micky Louis Mayon, managed to evade capture in Israel for almost a year. However, Israel says it is determined not to be seen as a safe haven for foreign criminals or illegal immigrants.
29.06.2010, 15:36
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A US court has refused to grant bail to ten people arrested on suspicion of spying for Russia.
Published: 21 April, 2009, 11:06
A U.S. student could face a $1 million fine for his passion for music. In a landmark case, he's being sued for illegally downloading just seven songs. One of the country's top law schools is ready to defend him.
