Russia reopens 2005 case of Russian child murder in United States
The Investigative Committee has launched a criminal case over the murder of Russian boy Ilya Kargyntsev adopted in the United States in 2005.
Gazprom appeals U.S. government's dismissal of $140 mln claim against ex-Ukrainian PM
The U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia will hear on January 12 Gazprom's appeal against the lower-court's dismissal of its $140 million claim against former Ukrainian Prime Minister Pavel Lazarenko. Gazprom prosecuted Lazarenko on the theory that he stole more than $140 million, to which Gazprom "was legally entitled" under a contract with United Energy Systems of Ukraine.
Cravers claim innocence and seek retrial
US citizens Michael and Nanette Craver convicted for the death of their adopted Russian son claim their innocence and seek a retrial as their sentence was allegedly "against the weight of the evidence".
U.S. court acquits man charged with murdering adopted Russian child
A U.S. court acquitted another individual charged with murdering his adopted Russian son, the press office of Presidential Commissioner for Children's Rights Pavel Astakhov told RIA Novosti on Friday.
Special diet organized for Viktor Bout in U.S. prison
The administration of New York's ward, where Bout has been kept for about a year, has finally started giving him dietary food.
Russian court refuses to issue arrest warrant for Nanette Craver
A Moscow district court refused on Monday to issue in absentia an arrest warrant for U.S. citizen Nanette Craver on charges of murdering her adopted son Vanya Skorobogatov.
New York Attorney Office refuses to reconsider jury's verdict in Bout case
The Attorney Office of New York sees no sound reasons to doubt the jury's verdict and set a judicial investigation in the case of Russian businessman Viktor Bout, who was found guilty on all counts.
Russia to seek conviction of U.S. couple accused of killing their adopted Russian child
The Investigative Committee is determined to seek the arrest of Michael and Nanette Craver, who are accused of murdering their adopted son from Russia.
Russia places U.S. couple charged with child's murder on international wanted list
The Investigative Committee has ordered on Monday to prosecute Michael and Nanette Craver for murdering their adopted son from Russia.
Tymoshenko's guilt in Lazarenko case unproven - ex-Assistant US Attorney
Former Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko has not been held liable in the Pavel Lazarenko case as the US court has not found the evidence of her guilt sufficient.
UTICo $18.3 mln lawsuit against Tymoshenko filed in U.S. court
The U.S. Universal Trading & Investment Co. (UTICo), which has been seeking to collect over $18.3 million from United Energy Systems of Ukraine (UESU), has filed a complaint against former Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York.
Russian pilot appeals 20-year sentence in United States
Russian pilot Konstantin Yaroshenko, who was sentenced in the United States to 20 years in prison on charges of attempted narcotics smuggling, has appealed his sentence.
U.S. court to settle dispute in Duma deputy's lawsuit
The New York South District Federal Court set for October 26 the negotiations to hear a defamation lawsuit filed by Russian State Duma Deputy Ashot Yegiazaryan against a U.S. citizen.