‘Sabotage’ Case Hearings Adjourned Until Fall Amid Verdict Concerns

Court proceedings in the so-called “sabotage” case, in which eight opposition leaders accused of “crimes against the state” face multiple years in prison, have been adjourned until the fall, delaying a trial that was expected to reach verdicts as early as August.

Omar Purtseladze, one of the defense lawyers, told media on July 22 that …