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Faked Machete Attack in Chemnitz Results in €4,500 Fine for Perpetrator
A man in Chemnitz, Germany, was fined €4,500 for faking a machete attack in August 2023 to claim disability benefits; his accomplice received a three-year prison sentence.
Faked Machete Attack in Chemnitz Results in €4,500 Fine for Perpetrator
A man in Chemnitz, Germany, was fined €4,500 for faking a machete attack in August 2023 to claim disability benefits; his accomplice received a three-year prison sentence.
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36% Bias Score
UK Sentencing Council's Minority Sentencing Guidelines Spark Outrage
The UK Sentencing Council announced guidelines giving preferential treatment to minority groups in sentencing, sparking outrage from the Conservatives who called it a 'two-tier justice system' and plan a judicial review, while the guidelines are set to come into effect on April 1st.
UK Sentencing Council's Minority Sentencing Guidelines Spark Outrage
The UK Sentencing Council announced guidelines giving preferential treatment to minority groups in sentencing, sparking outrage from the Conservatives who called it a 'two-tier justice system' and plan a judicial review, while the guidelines are set to come into effect on April 1st.
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60% Bias Score
Netherlands to Release Prisoners Early Due to Prison Overcrowding
To alleviate a 99.5% prison occupancy rate in the Netherlands, State Secretary Ingrid Coenradie announced that inmates with sentences up to one year will be released up to two weeks early, excluding sex offenders and those convicted of violent crimes, expanding a pre-existing three-day early release...
Netherlands to Release Prisoners Early Due to Prison Overcrowding
To alleviate a 99.5% prison occupancy rate in the Netherlands, State Secretary Ingrid Coenradie announced that inmates with sentences up to one year will be released up to two weeks early, excluding sex offenders and those convicted of violent crimes, expanding a pre-existing three-day early release...
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56% Bias Score
Dutch Council Recommends More Women's Prisons Due to Isolation and Inadequate Care
The Dutch Council for Criminal Justice and Juvenile Protection advocates for more prisons for women due to the current three locations causing significant distance from support networks, hindering family ties and reintegration, while the existing facilities are ill-equipped for women's needs.
Dutch Council Recommends More Women's Prisons Due to Isolation and Inadequate Care
The Dutch Council for Criminal Justice and Juvenile Protection advocates for more prisons for women due to the current three locations causing significant distance from support networks, hindering family ties and reintegration, while the existing facilities are ill-equipped for women's needs.
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28% Bias Score
Daughter Accuses Father of Decade-Long Sexual Abuse After Father's Prior Conviction for Similar Crimes
Caroline Darian (46) has filed a legal complaint accusing her father, Dominique Pelico, of drugging and sexually abusing her for 10 years (2010-2020), while Pelico was previously convicted for similar crimes against his wife involving dozens of accomplices; the initial investigation into Darian's cl...
Daughter Accuses Father of Decade-Long Sexual Abuse After Father's Prior Conviction for Similar Crimes
Caroline Darian (46) has filed a legal complaint accusing her father, Dominique Pelico, of drugging and sexually abusing her for 10 years (2010-2020), while Pelico was previously convicted for similar crimes against his wife involving dozens of accomplices; the initial investigation into Darian's cl...
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28% Bias Score
Philosopher Analyzes Mazan Rape Trial to Explore Societal Attitudes on Gender and Consent
Philosopher Manon Garcia's new book, "Vivre avec les hommes," analyzes the Fall 2024 Mazan rape trial in Avignon, France, exploring societal attitudes toward gender, consent, and the implications of at least 70 alleged rapists being recruited within a small radius.
Philosopher Analyzes Mazan Rape Trial to Explore Societal Attitudes on Gender and Consent
Philosopher Manon Garcia's new book, "Vivre avec les hommes," analyzes the Fall 2024 Mazan rape trial in Avignon, France, exploring societal attitudes toward gender, consent, and the implications of at least 70 alleged rapists being recruited within a small radius.
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56% Bias Score
French Surgeon Faces Trial for Alleged Abuse of Hundreds of Patients
A 74-year-old French surgeon is on trial, accused of sexually assaulting or raping approximately 300 patients, mostly minors, over decades; the trial, involving around 200 victims, highlights systemic failures in child protection and has prompted calls for legal and societal changes.
French Surgeon Faces Trial for Alleged Abuse of Hundreds of Patients
A 74-year-old French surgeon is on trial, accused of sexually assaulting or raping approximately 300 patients, mostly minors, over decades; the trial, involving around 200 victims, highlights systemic failures in child protection and has prompted calls for legal and societal changes.
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52% Bias Score
French Surgeon on Trial for Alleged Abuse of 299, Mostly Children
A French surgeon, Joël Le Scouarnec, is on trial for allegedly abusing 299 people, mostly children, in what is considered France's largest pedophilia case; three victims shared their stories of abuse that spanned decades, highlighting systemic failures and the challenges faced by victims of child se...
French Surgeon on Trial for Alleged Abuse of 299, Mostly Children
A French surgeon, Joël Le Scouarnec, is on trial for allegedly abusing 299 people, mostly children, in what is considered France's largest pedophilia case; three victims shared their stories of abuse that spanned decades, highlighting systemic failures and the challenges faced by victims of child se...
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16% Bias Score
Italy introduces femminicidio law after outrage over lenient sentence in Sofia Castelli murder
In July 2023, Sofia Castelli was murdered by her ex-boyfriend in Cologno Monzese, Italy; he received a 24-year sentence, sparking outrage and leading to the introduction of a new femminicidio law allowing for life imprisonment.
Italy introduces femminicidio law after outrage over lenient sentence in Sofia Castelli murder
In July 2023, Sofia Castelli was murdered by her ex-boyfriend in Cologno Monzese, Italy; he received a 24-year sentence, sparking outrage and leading to the introduction of a new femminicidio law allowing for life imprisonment.
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60% Bias Score
German Wife on Trial for Murdering Abusive Husband
A 59-year-old German woman, Nazeen U., stands trial in Darmstadt for murdering her abusive husband, using sedatives and strangulation; the court's sentencing is anticipated to set a significant precedent.
German Wife on Trial for Murdering Abusive Husband
A 59-year-old German woman, Nazeen U., stands trial in Darmstadt for murdering her abusive husband, using sedatives and strangulation; the court's sentencing is anticipated to set a significant precedent.
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44% Bias Score
Mexican Femicide Trial Delayed Amidst Family's Revictimization
The family of Cecilia Monzón, a Mexican lawyer and activist murdered in 2022, faces continued revictimization as the trial against her alleged killers is repeatedly delayed by legal challenges, highlighting systemic issues within the Mexican justice system.
Mexican Femicide Trial Delayed Amidst Family's Revictimization
The family of Cecilia Monzón, a Mexican lawyer and activist murdered in 2022, faces continued revictimization as the trial against her alleged killers is repeatedly delayed by legal challenges, highlighting systemic issues within the Mexican justice system.
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64% Bias Score
Adnan Syed Avoids Further Jail Time in Hae Min Lee Murder Case
After his conviction was reinstated, Adnan Syed, whose case was featured in the podcast "Serial", will not serve any additional jail time for the 1999 murder of Hae Min Lee due to a judge's ruling that he poses no public danger, despite his conviction remaining.
Adnan Syed Avoids Further Jail Time in Hae Min Lee Murder Case
After his conviction was reinstated, Adnan Syed, whose case was featured in the podcast "Serial", will not serve any additional jail time for the 1999 murder of Hae Min Lee due to a judge's ruling that he poses no public danger, despite his conviction remaining.
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44% Bias Score
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