Verdicts to Be Handed Down in Kavaški Klan Case: Prosecutor Proposes 110 Years
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The Ljubljana District Court has ruled that alleged members of the Slovenian cell of the Kavaški Klan are guilty of trafficking in illegal drugs in a criminal organization. The verdict is not yet final.
The prosecution is proposing a total of 110 years and six months in prison for the 14 defendants, while the defense is insisting on acquittals.
The trial in the high-profile Kavaški klan case continues at the District Court in Ljubljana. After the prosecution and defense presented their closing arguments in the summer, a verdict is expected after more than three years. The prosecution is proposing a total of 110 years and six months in prison for the defendants.
The Ljubljana District Court has found the alleged members of the Slovenian cell of the Kavaški Klan guilty of drug trafficking in a criminal organization. It sentenced 14 of the convicted to a total of 108 years in prison. The alleged leader of the Slovenian cell of the clan, Klemen Kadivec, was sentenced to 15 years in prison, and his brother Blaž to 12 years. The verdict is not yet final. The Ljubljana court […]
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The trial in the high-profile Kavaški klan case has concluded at the Ljubljana District Court. 14 people have been convicted in the Kavaški klan case, with the alleged leader of the Slovenian cell, Klemen Kadivec, being sentenced to 15 years in prison.
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