In His Final Statement, Mr. Pips Requested to Get Married in Prison.
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Defendant Pho Duc Nam (aka Mr. Pips) stated that he would be sentenced to a long term and therefore did not know if anyone still loved him; if so, he requested to register for marriage in prison. The court rejected the request for a psychiatric evaluation of Mr. Pips. There was no basis to accept the request for a psychiatric evaluation of Mr. Pips. The lawyer responded at the trial of Mr. Pips and his accomplices.
Before concluding his statement, Mr. Pips said that he was serving a long sentence and wondered if anyone loved him; if so, he requested to get married in prison.
In his final statement, Mr. Pips expressed his concern about whether anyone would love him, and if so, he wished to marry someone in prison. Meanwhile, the defendant's parents remained earnest about having their son's mental health evaluated.
Facing a life sentence recommended by the prosecution, Mr. Pips requested a reduction to 30 years in prison to give himself a chance to return to society. The defendant also hoped to receive medical treatment and
(Dan Tri Newspaper) - In his final statement before the court, Mr. Pips confided that he would have to serve a long sentence and wondered if anyone would love him. If so, Pho Duc Nam requested to get married in prison.
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