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How Russian judges think?

Submitted by Russian Law Online on Fri, 12/23/2011 - 00:16

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How judges think? More specifically, how Russian judges think? We talk with Sergey Sarbash, a maverick judge and the head of the most curious part of the Supreme Commercial Court. This is quite an informal interview, more like a chat, to have a better look at one of those who run Russian legal machine.

How judges think? More specifically, how Russian judges think? We talk with Sergey Sarbash, a maverick judge and the head of the most curious part of the Supreme Commercial Court. This is quite an informal interview, more like a chat, to have a better look at one of those who run Russian legal machine.

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