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Holder assures Russia no death penalty for Snowden
Attorney General Eric Holder told Russia that the United States will not seek the death penalty or torture Edward Snowden if he returns to face U.S. charges. He sent a formal letter to Russian Justice Minister Alexander Konovalov outlining assurances, including access to civilian court due process and protections under U.S. law. Snowden has sought temporary asylum in Russia after leaving the United States where he faces espionage and other charges carrying up to 30 years in prison. He remains a U.S. citizen with travel status questions unresolved peseud to passport revocation and limited validity options.
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