Tag #Justice System

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French Surgeon to Face Trial for Alleged Abuse of Almost 300 Children

A 73-year-old French surgeon, Joel Le Scouarnec, is to stand trial this month for allegedly sexually assaulting or abusing almost 300 children, mostly his patients, between 1989 and 2014, in what is being described as France's largest-ever child abuse trial.

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Reduced Sentence in Pınar Gültekin Murder Case Sparks Outrage

Cemal Metin Avcı, convicted of murdering Pınar Gültekin in July 2020, had his sentence reduced from aggravated life imprisonment to 23 years due to "unjustified provocation"; his brother and several others were acquitted, sparking widespread outrage and prompting government appeals.

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Doncaster Man Sentenced for Attempted Murder After Premeditated Axe Attack

Anthony McDonald, 56, from Doncaster, was sentenced to 21 years in prison for the attempted murder of his ex-partner after a premeditated axe attack in Goole, Yorkshire, last year; the attack was captured on CCTV and McDonald confessed to the crime.

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Trump Administration Overhauls Federal Bureau of Prisons Amidst Staff Shortages and Policy Changes

The Trump administration is rapidly reshaping the Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP), offering "deferred resignation" to 2.3 million federal employees, authorizing BOP officers to perform immigration enforcement duties, and removing key online policies, causing widespread concern and uncertainty.

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French Convict Questioned in Unsolved 1990s Rapes and Murder

French convict Dominique Pelicot, serving 20 years for drugging his wife for gang rape, is being questioned about the unsolved 1991 murder of real estate agent Sophie Narme and the 1999 attempted rape of another agent; police found his DNA at the scene of the latter.

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Brokstedt Train Attack: Life Sentence Upheld

Ibrahim A. was given a life sentence for the January 25, 2023, double murder on a train in Brokstedt, Germany, a ruling recently upheld; the court cited his frustration with authorities as a motive, revealing failures in inter-agency communication.

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Spain's "Only Yes Means Yes" Law Sparks Debate on Sexual Consent

Spain's new "only yes means yes" law, mandating affirmative consent in sexual encounters, is debated for potentially impacting both the prosecution of sexual assault and legal challenges for men, amidst concerns of societal power imbalances.

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€11,000 Bribe Secures Prisoner's Release in Spain's Largest Prison

A corruption ring within Spain's largest prison, Puerto III, involved a €11,000 bribe for a prisoner's release permit, leading to the investigation of former director Miguel Ángel Rodríguez Ortiz and administrator Trifón M. M. The scheme involved an intermediary who collected payments and communicat...

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Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Preventative Detention: 12 Men Held, 13 More Possible

Twelve men are currently in preventative detention in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern's Bützow correctional facility, a number consistent with recent years; 13 more may join after their sentences, based on court rulings; a 2014 treaty with Brandenburg dictates placement based on crime type.

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Man Sentenced to 12 Years for 30-Year Identity Theft Scheme

Matthew David Keirans, 59, was sentenced to 12 years in prison for assuming the identity of William Woods for over 30 years, causing Woods wrongful incarceration and financial ruin; Keirans used Woods' identity to obtain over \$200,000 in loans and employment.

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Mexican Influencer Sentenced to 17 Years for Attempted Femicide

Rodolfo Fofo Márquez, a wealthy Mexican influencer, was sentenced to 17 years in prison for attempted femicide after assaulting a woman in a parking lot; the incident, captured on video, sparked outrage and a debate about the proportionality of the sentence.

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Greek Prosecutor Archives Predator Spyware Case, Leaving Key Questions Unanswered

A Greek prosecutor archived complaints regarding Predator spyware sent via a prepaid card, concluding that the card's owner, a supermarket employee, was not involved. However, the card was linked to 225 Predator installation attempts targeting high-profile figures.

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