Berezovsky could be sentenced to a maximum 10 years in jail if found guilty.
He is currently in self-exile in Britain where officials have already said they would not extradite him to Russia.
(AFP, Reuters)
Boris Berezovsky (epa) June 9, 2007 -- Russian prosecutors said today they will try ex-oligarch Boris Berezovsky in absentia.
Berezovsky could be sentenced to a maximum 10 years in jail if found guilty.
He is currently in self-exile in Britain where officials have already said they would not extradite him to Russia.
(AFP, Reuters)
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