US EditionConvicted Murderer Peter Madsen Gets No Appeal From the Supreme Court in Case About Love Letter
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Convicted murderer Peter Madsen wants to proceed to the Human Rights Court with a case regarding illegal letters to his fiancée.
Convicted murderer Peter Madsen wants to proceed to the Human Rights Court with a case regarding illegal letters to his fiancée.
The Supreme Court has today refused to consider the case of three love letters that convicted murderer Peter Madsen sent from prison without permission.
The country's highest court, the Supreme Court, will not deal with the case of three love letters that convicted murderer Peter Madsen sent from prison without permission. The Legal Aid Board has refused to allow the case to come before the Supreme Court. This is according to Peter Madsen's defense lawyer, Tobias Stadarfeld. Now Peter Madsen and his lawyer are planning to take the case to the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg instead.
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