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Taghi's Appeal in Marengo Trial

Ridouan Taghi, convicted of multiple murders, has new lawyers for his appeal in the Marengo trial. The trial was marked by violence, including the murders of witnesses and a lawyer.

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Nos NieuwsAmsterdam Court Of AppealPublic Prosecution Service

Ridouan TaghiVito ShukrulaCarlo Crince Le RoyMichael RupertiInez Weski

What was the court's reaction to Taghi's lack of legal representation?: Taghi had been without legal representation since July due to the previous lawyer's resignation, citing an inability to work effectively. The court expressed concern over this prolonged period without representation.
What were the key findings of the Marengo trial, and how long did it last?: The Marengo trial, which concluded with Taghi's life sentence for multiple murders, involved six years of proceedings and concluded that Taghi was the undisputed leader of a criminal organization.
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.
What is the current status of the legal proceedings, and what will happen in December?: Both Taghi and the Public Prosecution Service appealed the court's verdict; the substantive handling of the appeal is yet to begin. The new lawyers will represent Taghi in December at the next hearing.
What murders occurred during the Marengo trial, and what is their alleged connection to the case?: Three murders occurred during the Marengo trial, believed to be connected to the incriminating statements of crown witness Nabil B. These included the murders of Nabil B.'s brother, his lawyer Derk Wiersum, and Peter R. de Vries.

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