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About the Russia/Eurasia Committee
The Russia/Eurasia Committee of the American Bar Association Section of International Law concentrates on the Eurasian region encompassing Russia, Ukraine, Moldova, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Armenia, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Tajikistan. Its world-wide membership includes lawyers, law students, and others interested in the law and legal developments in these nations. The Committee sponsors a wide range of continuing legal education programs and other activities intended to keep its membership informed about the region’s laws, courts, and legal profession. For more information, including access to the Committee’s publications and other resources, please visit the Committee’s website at: http://www.abanet.org/dch/committee.cfm?com=IC855000
About Eurasian Law News Briefs
Eurasian Law News Briefs is distributed biweekly to the Russia/Eurasia Committee’s membership. The Committee also publishes a quarterly Newsletter and a Year-In-Review chapter in the International Lawyer. These publications allow the Committee’s members to stay informed about legal developments in Eurasia and provide an opportunity for Committee members to share their knowledge and experiences with the Committee’s membership.
The Committee’s publications editorial board members are Sergey Budylin, Daniel Rothstein, Paul Jones, Elena Helmer, Maria Grechishkina, Scott Shostak, Dmitri Evseev, Franklin Gill, Katya Gill, and Christopher Kelley.
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- Fugitive Kazakh Banker Loses Final Appeal in UK
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- WWF: Russia’s Primorye Runs Out of Commercial Forest
- Moscow Welcomes Release of 15 Russian Sailors in N...
- Russian Citizen Depardieu Visits Chechnya
- Apple Loses Bid to Register iPad Trademark in Russia
- Russia Adopts Anti-Smoking Law
- Wave of Resignations Foreseen in Russian Duma afte...
- Wave of Resignations Foreseen in Russian Duma
- Russian PM: US Embargo on Cuba ‘Outrage’
- Chelyabinsk Region Recovers from Meteor Crash
- Russians Filed 30% Fewer Claims with ECHR in 2012
- Ukraine Refuses to Pay Gazprom $7 Bln Penalty
- Russian MP Resigns after Navalny's Expose
- Russian Oppositionist Sues Investigators for "Stol...
- Body of Russian Deputy Found in Concrete-Filled Ba...
- Number of Russian Billionaires Hits Record
- Police Probe Fraud at RusHydro Construction Project
- Soviet Officer Awarded Prize for Preventing Nuclea...
- Fake PhDs Revoked in Russian Academic Crackdown
- Georgian Lawmaker Charged with Plotting Riots in R...
- Meteorite Hits Russian City
- Skolkovo Officials Investigated in Criminal Fraud ...
- Russian Ex-Agriculture Minister Questioned in Frau...
- Russians Face Fines for Operations with Foreign Banks
- Russian Foreign Minister Won’t Return Kerry’s Call
- Russia Shuts Down Counterfeit Software Provider in...
- Google Challenges Russia's YouTube Ban
- Navalny Accuses Lawmaker of Secretly Owning Real E...
- Putin Submits Bill Prohibiting Officials from Open...
- Moscow to Set Up Volunteer Patrols to Enforce Immi...
- YouTube Sues Russian Consumer Rights Agency
- Skolkovo Officials Prosecuted for Embezzlement
- Azerbaijani Writer's Books Burned
- Chechen Head Cracks Down on Black Magicians
- Russian Bloggers Boycott French Cosmetics Firm ove...
- Georgian Protesters Sabotage Saakashvili’s Nationa...
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- Putin: Half of Crimes in Russia Left Unresloved
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- 300 Muslims Arrested in St Petersburg
- Russia to Strike Back at US over Schneerson Library
- Moscow Law School Head Arrested for Ordering Assas...
- Fugitive Prosecutor Extradited From Poland to Russia
- Original End-of-USSR Treaty ‘Missing’
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- Azeri Official Slams Writer for Sympathy to Armenians
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- Russian Soldier Gets 2.5 Years in Prison for 17 Ye...
- Former Moscow Metro Management Investigated for Fraud
- Uzbekistan Bans Foreign Currency Trading
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- Opposition Rally Dispersed in Moscow
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The Russia/Eurasia Committee of the American Bar Association Section of International Law concentrates on the Eurasian region encompassing Russia, Ukraine, Moldova, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Armenia, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Tajikistan. Its world-wide membership includes lawyers, law students, and others interested in the law and legal developments in these nations. The Committee sponsors a wide range of continuing legal education programs and other activities intended to keep its membership informed about the region’s laws, courts, and legal profession. For more information, including access to the Committee’s publications and other resources, please visit the Committee’s website at: http://www.abanet.org/dch/committee.cfm?com=IC855000
Eurasian Law News Briefs is distributed biweekly to the Russia/Eurasia Committee’s membership. The Committee also publishes a quarterly Newsletter and a Year-In-Review chapter in the International Lawyer. These publications allow the Committee’s members to stay informed about legal developments in Eurasia and provide an opportunity for Committee members to share their knowledge and experiences with the Committee’s membership.
The Committee’s publications editorial board members are Sergey Budylin, Daniel Rothstein, Paul Jones, Elena Helmer, Maria Grechishkina, Scott Shostak, Dmitri Evseev, Franklin Gill, Katya Gill, and Christopher Kelley.
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