Brittney Griner detention: WNBA superstar heads to ‘sham trial,’ Russian court system under microscope
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WNBA star Brittney Griner will appear in court Friday, more than four months after being arrested in Russia on drug charges. She's accused of carrying vape cartridges with oils derived from cannabis.
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