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SAFAROV GUILTY
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07:40 pm 07 March, 2006
Budapest court brought in a verdict of guilty to Azeri officer Ramil
Safarov accused with the murder of Armenian officer Gourgen Margaryan.
Nazeli Vardanyan pleading for Margaryan's family informed "Freedom"
radio station that the testimony of two Hungarian witnesses and
teh conclusion of fourth expert the judge refused today all the
petitions of Safarov's barristers on calling new witnesses and on the
background of the first expert's conclusion (about Safarov's being
guilty at the moment of committing the crime) decided that there was
enough information for the final conclusion of the prosecution and
the defence.
Accusatory and defending speeches, as well as the final plea of the
accused will be heard at the next sitting, appointed on April 4.
The decision of the court will be sounded on April 13.
By the way, according to the criminal code of Hungary and the
brought in accusation Ramil Safarov will be sentenced to 8-15 or
life imprisonment.
A1+
07:40 pm 07 March, 2006
Budapest court brought in a verdict of guilty to Azeri officer Ramil
Safarov accused with the murder of Armenian officer Gourgen Margaryan.
Nazeli Vardanyan pleading for Margaryan's family informed "Freedom"
radio station that the testimony of two Hungarian witnesses and
teh conclusion of fourth expert the judge refused today all the
petitions of Safarov's barristers on calling new witnesses and on the
background of the first expert's conclusion (about Safarov's being
guilty at the moment of committing the crime) decided that there was
enough information for the final conclusion of the prosecution and
the defence.
Accusatory and defending speeches, as well as the final plea of the
accused will be heard at the next sitting, appointed on April 4.
The decision of the court will be sounded on April 13.
By the way, according to the criminal code of Hungary and the
brought in accusation Ramil Safarov will be sentenced to 8-15 or
life imprisonment.