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UPDATE: Protester Says Judge Dismissed ‘Sidewalk’ Case After Finding ‘Elements of Criminal Offense’ - Civil Georgia
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UPDATE: Protester Says Judge Dismissed ‘Sidewalk’ Case After Finding ‘Elements of Criminal Offense’ - Civil Georgia
Giorgi Tsulaia, a protester who faced an administrative charge of “obstructing pedestrian traffic” for rallying on a sidewalk, said Tbilisi City Court Judge Dacit Makaradze dismissed his case – the first decision under newly tightened protest rules on pedestrian zones, as dozens of similar cases await rulings. “They called me from the Tbilisi City Court. Judge Davit Makaridze deliberated and terminated the ‘sidewalk’ case against me,” Tsulaia wr…
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