Maja T.: Court Reduces Punishment to Seven Years
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A final verdict has been reached in the antifa case: the Budapest Court of Appeals commuted the sentences of two defendants and upheld Anna M.'s verdict.
Sueddeutsche Zeitung
The non-binary person was charged with serious assaults on alleged right-wing extremists in Hungary.
saarbruecker-zeitung.de
The Court of Appeal in Budapest lowers the prison sentence for Maja T. to seven years. What arguments led to the decision?
Maja T. was on trial in Hungary for assaults on alleged right-wing extremists. Her prison sentence was reduced from eight to seven years.
Welt
The case has been causing political disputes between supporters and Hungary's judiciary for years. Now, an appeal court has reduced the prison sentence in the Budapest complex by one year.
The Court of Appeal lowers the punishment of Maja T., the non-binary person was charged with serious assaults on alleged right-wing extremists in Hungary. What arguments led to the decision in Budapest.
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