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The Man Convicted of the Heinola Hit-and-Run Death Appealed to the Court of Appeal – the District Court Sentenced Him to 9.5 Years in Prison and Fined Him 27,000 Euros

The court ruled that the man did not choose his victim and did not intend to kill.

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The Man Convicted of the Heinola Hit-and-Run Death Appealed to the Court of Appeal – the District Court Sentenced Him to 9.5 Years in Prison and Fined Him 27,000 Euros

The court ruled that the man did not choose his victim and did not intend to kill.

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The Man Convicted of the Heinola Hit-and-Run Death Appealed to the Court of Appeal – the District Court Sentenced Him to 9.5 Years in Prison and Fined Him 27,000 Euros

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The Man Convicted of the Heinola Hit-and-Run Death Appealed to the Court of Appeal – the District Court Sentenced Him to 9.5 Years in Prison and Fined Him 27,000 Euros

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