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To: NorseViking
There are just two points:
I mentioned e-government to give some general insight on the Russian situatio now, not concerning the government-business conflicts;
What you've written here is obviously true, but the problem in that case was that the judge decided that she wanted neither to summon our witness nor to accept the expert evidence we had commissioned. I don't think such things happen in a fair trial.
29 posted on 04/10/2019 5:27:02 AM PDT by Freelance Warrior (A Russian.)
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To: Freelance Warrior

Witnesses and documents are rejected in fair trails too. If not some cases would not be finished ever. If you appealed and wrote about it in your appeal a higher court would look into it and if it would be rejected as well they’d write why in their decision.


30 posted on 04/10/2019 6:16:49 AM PDT by NorseViking
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