The Court of Appeal has upheld the first-instance decision imposing prison sentences of seven and four years on a man found guilty of two counts of child sexual abuse, rejecting the appeal of the Attorney General of the Republic.
Despite the fact that the sentences were characterized as particularly lenient and that they are within the permissible framework, the Court of Appeal ruled that the deviation from case law or the inconsistency with the…
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The Court of Appeal has upheld the first-instance decision imposing prison sentences of seven and four years on a man found guilty of two counts of child sexual abuse, rejecting the appeal of the Attorney General of the Republic.
Despite the fact that the sentences were characterized as particularly lenient and that they are within the permissible framework, the Court of Appeal ruled that the deviation from case law or the inconsistency with the…