Justice: Appeal trial against Maja T.: Prosecution demands longer sentence
In the appeal trial against Maja T., the public prosecutor's office is demanding more than 13 years in prison and a tougher sentence. The defense, on the other hand, is opposing this and is casting doubt on the evidence.
The appeal trial of Maja T., a non-binary person from Jena, has begun in Budapest. Maja T. was sentenced to 8 years in prison in February for violent attacks on alleged right-wing extremists in Hungary. The prosecution is seeking a harsher sentence, while the defence is calling for acquittal. The case is linked to violent activities of a German Antifa group, and a verdict is expected on September 30.
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