Former Barcelona player Dani Alves has rape conviction overturned by Spanish court on appeal
- The High Court of Justice of Catalonia overturned Dani Alves' rape conviction due to "inconsistencies and contradictions" in the original ruling.
- The court stated there was "insufficient evidence" to deny Alves' "presumption of innocence."
- The complainant's testimony does not correspond with video evidence.
- Dani Alves has maintained that the sexual relations were consensual.
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Dani Alves acquitted in sexual assault case
Former Barcelona footballer Dani Alves has been acquitted of sexual assault by the High Court of Catalonia (TSJC), which overturned a previous ruling that sentenced him to four and a half years in prison. The decision came after the court found the accuser’s testimony to be inconsistent and unreliable. The case revolved around allegations that Alves assaulted a young woman at Sutton nightclub… Source
Former Brazilian footballer Dani Alves acquitted of rape on appeal: 'Patriarchal justice'
According to the Spanish Supreme Court, the woman voluntarily accompanied the footballer to the toilet of a nightclub. According to the judges, it could not be determined from the camera footage whether the woman consented to the subsequent sex.
Dani Alves is acquitted after being convicted of sexual assault
The High Court of Justice of Catalonia (TSJC) has revoked the four-and-a-half-year prison sentence imposed on former Brazilian footballer Dani Alves for sexual assault, ruling his acquittal. The decision, taken unanimously by magistrates Maria Àngels Vivas, Roser Bach, María Jesús Manzano and Manuel Álvarez, determined that there was insufficient evidence to justify the initial conviction. Consequently, the sentence was revoked and Alves was acq…
Alves's complainant's lawyer: "We must appeal, but we will take full account of her emotional state; she felt she was going back to the bathroom at that discotheque"
Ester Garcia, lawyer of the woman who denounced Dani Alves for rape, has announced that he will appeal the acquittal of the footballer and has explained that the victim feels...
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