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Supreme Court cancels conviction for evasion of mobilization

The Supreme Court canceled a conviction for evasion of mobilization and released an individual from custody. The court ruled that the individual was not subject to military service due to being declared unfit for service in 1999.

In brief

  • The Supreme Court canceled a conviction for evasion of mobilization.
  • The court released the individual from custody.
  • The individual was declared unfit for service in 1999.
  • Judicial practice becomes an important tool for protecting citizens' rights.
  • The conviction carried a three-year prison sentence.
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