Justice. Aramburu Trial: Sentences of 20 and 27 Years in Prison for the Two Accused
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The Advocate General, Philippe Courroye, applied this Wednesday for sentences of 27 years' imprisonment for Loïk Le Priol and 20 years for Romain Bouvier. Since 7 September, they have appeared
At the end of some four hours of speech, Philippe Courroye, whose last request was on Wednesday, September 23, did not hold up life, but nevertheless asked the jurors for a heavy sentence against Loïk Le Priol and Romain Bouvier.
Loïk Le Priol and Romain Bouvier, both with neo-Nazi backgrounds, fired ten shots at Aramburu and his companion
20 and 27 years of imprisonment required against the alleged shooters of Federico Martin Aramburu. The prosecution denounced a "private justice" and a "fascination for force".
In his statement this Wednesday, prosecutor Philippe Carrouye requested the highest penalty for Liok Le Priol (32) as the perpetrator of the murder.For Romain Bouvier (34) he required a lower sentence, as he was charged with the same crime, but in the degree of attempt.On Friday the sentence will be known.
After four and a half years of waiting, the trial of the murder of the former Argentine rugbyman Federico Martín Aramburú is coming to an end. The verdict is expected on Friday.
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