He was convicted in 1982 under Article 89 of the Russian criminal code (theft of state property).

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He faces up to ten years in jail on charges ranging from tax evasion to theft of state property.

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What should raise red flags is that none of the findings in the House report have anything to do with specific cyber threats or cyber security, but merely reinforce what we already know about China: that its economy operates under a system of state-sponsored capitalism and that intellectual property theft is a larger problem there than it is in the United States.

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