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Czech mayor not to be prosecuted for extremists' march ban
romea.cz Apr 16, 2008
Plzen, West Bohemia, 13.4.2008, 18:06, (ROMEA/CTK) - Plzen Mayor Pavel Roedl will not be prosecuted for banning a march of ultra-right nationalists through the city in January, as the state attorney has ordered that the case be shelved, the daily Pravo writes today.
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