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Putin allows criminal defendants to escape trial if they enlist in military

  • Russian President Vladimir Putin approved a law exempting criminal defendants who enlist in the military from prosecution, allowing them to avoid trials.
  • The law suspends or ends cases against defendants who sign military contracts, extending benefits to those in trial stages.
  • The new measures were designed to encourage enlistment in the military during the ongoing conflict, providing options to avoid criminal consequences.
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Putin allows criminal defendants to escape trial if they enlist in military

Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed measures that allow defendants in criminal cases to avoid prosecution if they join the military.

·United States
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Putin allows criminal defendants to escape trial if they enlist in military

MOSCOW (AP) — Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed measures that allow defendants in criminal cases to avoid prosecution if they join the military. The move comes as military manpower needs remain high in the more than 2 1/2-year-old conflict in Ukraine. The measures amend a section of the Russian criminal code that stated convicts could be released if they enlisted in the military, and that suspects whose cases are under investigation bu…

·Idaho Falls, United States
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Putin will allow those accused in criminal cases to avoid justice by joining the army

Legislation also allows sentences or proceedings to be completely overturned if the enlisted is dismissed for age, health, or for the purpose of being tried by a military court

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The Washington PostThe Washington Post

Putin signs law giving criminal defendants immunity if they join the army

With the new rule, Russia will be sending an additional 20,000 men under investigation or awaiting trial on charges to the front lines.

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Putin allows criminal defendants to escape trial if they enlist in military

MOSCOW (AP) — Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed measures that allow defendants in criminal cases to avoid prosecution if they join the military. The move comes as military manpower needs remain high in the more than 2 1/2-year-old conflict in Ukraine. The measures amend a section of the Russian criminal code that stated convicts could be released if they enlisted in the military, and that suspects whose cases are under investigation bu…

·Panama City, United States
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The HillThe Hill

Putin signs law granting immunity to criminal defendants who join the army

Russian President Vladimir Putin signs law allowing criminal defendants to enlist in army to avoid prosecution and potential prison time.

·Washington, United States
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