Crime & Justice
Malta journalist’s killers lose fight over rushed defense
Europe’s human rights court dismissed the brothers’ complaints about their legal representation and preparation time, leaving them to serve 40-year prison terms.
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The European Court of Human Rights rejected the brothers’ complaints that their legal representation was rushed and that they were denied adequate preparation time. The court’s decision leaves the brothers to serve the 40‑year prison sentences imposed on them.
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