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Taghi's Appeal in Marengo Trial

Ridouan Taghi, convicted in the Marengo trial, has new lawyers for his appeal. The trial involved accusations of multiple murders and the previous lawyer withdrew from the case.

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Amsterdam Court Of AppealPublic Prosecution OfficeNos Nieuws

Ridouan TaghiVito ShukrulaCarlo Crince Le RoyMichael RupertiInez Weski

What is the current status of the case?: Taghi and the Public Prosecution Office have both appealed the initial verdict, leading to the current appeal process before the Amsterdam Court of Appeal.
What led to the previous lawyer's withdrawal from the case?: The previous lawyer, Michael Ruperti, withdrew from the case due to what he described as impossible working conditions. Taghi had been without legal representation for several months, leading to concerns from the court.
What was the initial verdict and sentence for Ridouan Taghi?: The court found Taghi guilty and sentenced him to life imprisonment for his role as the undisputed leader of a criminal organization that employed extreme violence.
What were the circumstances of the murders during the Marengo trial?: The Marengo trial involved accusations of multiple murders, with three additional murders occurring during the proceedings, allegedly linked to the testimony of crown witness Nabil B.
Who are Ridouan Taghi's new lawyers and why did he need new representation?: Ridouan Taghi, the main suspect in the Marengo trial, has acquired two new lawyers, Vito Shukrula and Carlo Crince le Roy, to represent him during the appeal process.

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