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Moscow Lawyer Seeks U.S. Asylum

06 February 2008

By David Nowak

Lawyer Boris Kuznetsov, who has defended numerous high-profile clients against government charges and is suspected of divulging state secrets, said Tuesday that he had requested political asylum in the United States.

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