Ex-U.S. Marine won't appeal 16-year sentence for spying in Russia
Paul Whelan still says he's innocent of espionage, but his legal team says he doesn't "believe in Russian justice," and won't challenge the ruling.
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Ex-U.S. Marine won't appeal 16-year sentence for spying in Russia
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