City Court 1999

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Thomas Nilsen/Bellona

[ 07.01.2000 ]
Nikitin verdict appealed
St. Petersburg Prosecutor's Office has lodged an appeal with the Russian Supreme Court. The prosecution disagrees with the ruling that acquits Nikitin and demands re-evaluation of the case by another judge!
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Siri Engesaeth/Bellona

[ 29.12.1999 ]
Justice prevails, Nikitin acquitted!
There will be a happy New Year in Russia, for sure! At 14:50 St. Petersburg time today, 29 December 1999, Judge Sergey Golets revealed the verdict in the trial against Aleksandr Nikitin. Nikitin was acquitted of all charges against him.
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Siri Engesaeth

[ 29.12.1999 ]
The dead should teach the living
Aleksandr Nikitin focused on submarine accidents and secrecy that prevents the younger generations to learn a lesson in his final speech this morning.
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NEWS
[ 07.01.2000 ]
The prosecutor strikes back

In his appeal against the Nikitin-acquittal, the prosecutor demands a third City Court hearing, claiming that the acquittal contradicts the facts. More striking, however, is that he wants the case to be handled “by another judge”.

[ 03.01.2000 ]
A great day for justice

December 29, 1999 should go down in history as a great day for justice. On the eve of the 21st century the St. Petersburg City Court drew away the ghosts from Russia’s past and opened the door to a bright future for a country that has suffered so much throughout the century that we are about to leave.

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