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On Tuesday, a judge ruled to reduce Woodland’s sentence to nine years and six months for an unknown reason, his lawyer Stanislav Kshevitsky told Reuters.
Lawyer Stanislav Kshevitsky also said that Woodland has been suffering from unspecified mental health issues. He didn’t provide any details, but said that the court didn’t take those issues ...
Robert Woodland, right, a Russia-born U.S. citizen, stands in a glass cage as he talks with his lawyer Stanislav Kshevitsky prior to a court hearing, Thursday, July 4, 2024, in Moscow, Russia.
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Russian court sentences US citizen to 12 1/2 years in prison on drug charges - MSNStanislav Kshevitsky, his lawyer, told Reuters that Woodland had partially admitted his guilt but that his team would appeal the sentence.
The sentence of Robert Woodland was reduced from 12.5 years to 9.5 years on Tuesday, his attorney, Stanislav Kshevitsky, told Reuters. It’s unclear why Woodland’s sentence was shortened.
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Russia sentences US citizen to 12 years in penal colony for drug trafficking - MSNWoodland has been suffering from unspecified mental health issues, his lawyer Stanislav Kshevitsky told AP without providing any details. He added that the court didn’t take those issues into ...
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US-Russian citizen gets 12.5 years on drug charges - MSNHis lawyer Stanislav Kshevitsky had asked the court to cut the sentence, saying he had pleaded partially guilty at trial. Arrested in January 2024 trying to hide 47 grams of mephedrone, ...
Robert Woodland, right, a Russia-born U.S. citizen, stands in a glass cage as he talks with lawyer Stanislav Kshevitsky before a court hearing on July 4, 2024, in Moscow.
Stanislav Kshevitsky, his lawyer, told Reuters that Woodland had partially admitted his guilt but that his team would appeal the sentence. Video footage released by authorities showed a shaved ...
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