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Russian people, society, and law

Crossing the line
Are the Allies and the Nazi now alike?

The escapism problem

Is America good enough for Russian children?

The Russian holiday

Why Russians celebrate the Woman’s Day


Vanity fair

On self-irony, lawyers, and value of discussion

Hansel and Gretel, paedophiles, and law

The state tends to take a simplistic approach to complicated problems.

Organised for crime

The cause of crime is the organisation of Russian society: its structure and response to crime.

That special deal

The plea bargain, an agreement between the prosecutor and the defendant, has been brought into Russian law. The very culture of criminal justice will now be different.

Sometimes they fight

Our people are our most valued asset, they used to say; workforce must be optimized, they say now.

Auditors refuse to unwrap but win

The Supreme Arbitrazhniy (Commercial) Court decided in favour of PWC. This might seem like another tax avoidance case, but a closer look suggests a more complicated picture.

Obiter dictum

Law in extravagant edition

The copyright law as a weapon against competitors

Discouraging encouragement
The State should help people invest their future pensions and not push them out of the system
Jun 3rd, 2010
Anti-hypocrisy law
Step to commercialisation of public services
May 12th, 2010
Judge gunned down
Neo-Nazis may be behind the murder
Apr 12th, 2010

Columnists

THERE IS NO ANOTHER JUDICIARY
How establish social control over the judiciary, but not suffocate it by depriving it of independence
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THE NEVER ENDING SAGA
The production and trade of vodka may be nationalised.

President Dmitry Medvedev has asked the prime-minister, Vladimir Putin, ‘to evaluate the existence of necessary conditions’ and ‘determine the possible time’ for the introduction of a state monopoly on alcohol.

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