The Woman Who Scratched the Mercedes Is Appealing Her Suspended Sentence to a Fine.
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Following the first-instance trial, defendant Mai Thi Bich Van appealed for a reduction in sentence, requesting a change from the main penalty to a fine; meanwhile, the victim D. B. N. also appealed, requesting a review of the compensation amount and the responsibility of Ms. Van's husband and daughter.
Having been given a suspended sentence by the court, the woman who scratched a Mercedes parked in front of her house appealed, hoping the sentence would be changed to a fine.
Having been sentenced to six months in prison but given a suspended sentence for scratching a Mercedes parked in front of her house, Ms. Mai Thi Bich Van has filed an appeal, requesting the appellate court to reduce the punishment by imposing a fine instead.
(Civil Rights) - The defendant Mai Thi Bich Van scratched the Mercedes car appealed the entire first-instance verdict, asking the appellate court to consider leniency in the direction of transferring the main punishment to a fine.
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