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Judge of the Central District Court of Tver Tatyana Kuzmina died

On November 13, a judge of the Central District Court of Tver Tatiana Vasilievna Kuzmina died, the VK Judicial System of the Tver Region reported

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Judge of the Central District Court of Tver Tatyana Kuzmina died

On November 13, a judge of the Central District Court of Tver Tatiana Vasilievna Kuzmina died, the VK Judicial System of the Tver Region reported.

Tatiana Vasilievna was born in 1981 in Kalinin. She began her career in 2003 in the Zavolzhsky District Court. There she held the positions of court secretary, court secretary and assistant judge. In 2015, she became a judge of the Central District Court.

According to colleagues, Tatiana Vasilievna was a competent, responsible, fair and principled professional. She was an example and enjoyed well-deserved authority.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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