It's a fair conclusion to the case, said the singer, who pointed at Cimický
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Three years ago, actress and singer Jana Fabiánová was the first to publicly highlight the sexual harassment of female patients by the well-known psychiatrist Jan Cimický. After publishing her experience, she also faced a wave of negative and incredulous comments. The court's verdict on Friday, meaning five years in prison and a ban on practice for 10 years, is seen as a fair conclusion to the case, she said in an interview with IDNES.cz.
According to the state representative, the accused psychiatrist Jan Cimický has no self-reflection. Cimický himself claims that he only tried to treat patients.
For four rapes and 35 counts of extortion, the court sentenced psychiatrist Jan Cimický to five years in prison without jurisdiction. List The news brings an interview with actress Jana Fabián, who pointed out the whole case three years ago.
On Friday, the court sentenced psychiatrist Jan Cimické to five years in prison for four rapes and 35 cases of extortion, and also banned him from practicing medicine for ten years. He found him guilty on all counts. The 76-year-old psychiatrist did not come to Friday's meeting, he has denied guilt in the past. Against the judgment...
Today, the District Court for Prague 8 found psychiatrist Jan Cimický, accused of rape and blackmail, guilty. He sentenced him to five years in prison and a 10-year ban. He found him guilty on all counts. The judgment is not final, the plaintiff and the doctor can appeal to the Municipal Court in Prague. Cimicky is not personally present at the announcement of the verdict.
The court found Jan Cimický guilty of four counts of rape and 35 cases of extortion. According to him, the psychiatrist committed all the acts that the indictment accused him of. He imposed an unconditional five-year prison sentence and a ten-year ban on the doctor. The judgment is not binding yet, Cimický has appealed.
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