Russia: Supreme Court dismisses request to review unlawful gambling case
The presiding judge ruled that the ruling in the case could be appealed in the Supreme Court by convicted, acquitted and injured persons, as well as by their representatives. However, investigators are not among the list of people “with the right to appeal court verdicts as a form of supervision.”
Word of the gambling scandal broke in spring 2011, after the Federal Security Service (FSB) exposed a network of illegal casinos in the Moscow Region. According to investigators, businessman Ivan Nazarov organized illegal gambling in 15 regional towns with the alleged involvement of police and prosecution officers. In all, ten law-enforcement officers were arrested in connection with the case. They were later released, but the investigation into their involvement is still in progress.
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