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The detention of the father of the killer boy from Ribnikar has been extended
The detention of the defendant Kecmanovi was extended for legal reasons prescribed in the Code of Criminal Procedure, i.e.
Contractor sentenced to 18 years in landmark earthquake verdict
The first verdict has been delivered in the legal proceedings following the devastating building collapses caused by the devastating earthquakes on Feb. 6 last year, with the contractor of one collapsed apartment building in Şanlıurfa receiving an 18-year prison sentence.
Bulgaria: The Man Convicted for the Grenade Launcher Attack against Alexei Petrov was Released in May
Ukrainian Roman Logvinenko, who was convicted of the grenade launcher attack against Alexei Petrov in 2015, was released early from prison in May, Nova TV reports. The final decision was taken by the Court of Appeal in Sofia on May 29.
Nick Kyrgios charged with domestic abuse
The maximum sentence for the charge is two years
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Hague Court Denies Early Release to ‘Unrehabilitated’ Convicts
Bank robber Passaris convicted in absentia to multiple life sentences
An Athens appeals court on Wednesday handed down four life sentences and another 49-year term to the notorious bank robber Kostas Passaris, who is serving multiple life sentences in Romania.
Bosnian Serb General Radislav Krstic Denied Early Release
The Mechanism for International Criminal Tribunals in The Hague has again rejected a request for early release filed by Radislav Krstic, the wartime commander of the Bosnian Serb Army's Drina Corps, who was convicted in 2004 of aiding and abetting genocide.
In February this year, Krstic asked to be released early on the basis of the law in Poland, where he is serving his sentence.
Prosecutor calls for school cleaner to be exonerated
A Supreme Court prosecutor on Wednesday proposed the exoneration of a school cleaner who was given a 10-year prison sentence for falsifying her elementary school certificate.
Greek government to update anachronistic law
Only 50 people are currently in detention for violating Greek legislation (Law 1608/50) regarding crimes against the state, Kathimerini understands.
This is despite the fact that over the past 60 years hundreds of cases have been brought before the courts, resulting in very strict penalties for wrongdoers.
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Judges, prosecutors call for changes to 'draconian' embezzlers law
The union of judges and prosecutors on Friday called for changes to what they described as a "draconian law" aimed at prosecuting criminals who embezzle state funds, following the 10-year jail sentence imposed on a cleaner for forging an elementary school certificate to get her job.