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Man Pretended to Be a Lawyer and Judge to Commit Crimes and Received a Sentence of 24 Years

Court sentences a man to 24 years' imprisonment in Sololá for posing as a lawyer and judge.

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Man Pretended to Be a Lawyer and Judge to Commit Crimes and Received a Sentence of 24 Years

Court sentences a man to 24 years' imprisonment in Sololá for posing as a lawyer and judge.

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