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Supreme Court hearing in session
Publish date: February 4, 1999
Written by: Runar Forseth
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Supreme Court hearing in session
The Supreme Court hearing on the appeals in the Nikitin Case started at 10:00 Moscow time this morning. As expected, the hearing happens behind closed doors. Two Duma members were allowed to attend.
The session is estimated to last some four hours, after which a verdict should be immediately announced. Bellona Web will follow the development as it goes.
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