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Olga Kudeshkina

Modern Constitutional and Supreme Court Judges of Europe

Olga Borisovna Kudeshkina, born in 1951, is a Russian jurist. She earned her law degree from Kemerovo State University in 1976, then served as a judge in Kemerovo before moving to the Moscow City Court, where she sat as a first-class judge from November 2000 to May 2004. She became known internationally after she was stripped of her judicial status in 2004, following public allegations that prosecutors had pressured her during a criminal case.

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Role
Former judge of the first qualification class of the Moscow City Court, Candidate of Legal Sciences 1
Nationality / Jurisdiction
Russian 1
Born
1951 2
Birthplace
Moscow 2
Classification
Field of Law
Criminal Law 1
Gender
Female 1
Role
Role (category)
Judge 1
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1. Olga Kudeshkina (Wikipedia)
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  • Introduction, gender
    She was deprived of the status of a judge after she made public allegations of political interference in the justice system of Russia.
  • Introduction, nationality
    Olga Borisovna Kudeshkina, born in 1951, is a Russian jurist.
  • Introduction, role
    Olga Borisovna Kudeshkina is a Russian former judge of the first qualification class of the Moscow City Court, Candidate of Legal Sciences.
  • Entity description, field of law
    She became known internationally after she was stripped of her judicial status in 2004, following public allegations that prosecutors had pressured her during a criminal case.
  • In Legal System: Law of Russia, Wikipedia lead sentence
    is a Russian former judge of the first qualification
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2. Wikidata: Olga Kudeshkina
  • Wikidata Q4244429, P569 date of birth claim (year)
    P569 (date of birth): 1951
  • Wikidata Q4244429, P19 place of birth claim
    P19 (place of birth): Moscow
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