After the Terror Against the CSD: Berlin's Judges Pull Out the Clubs
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The judiciary in the capital sees its independence threatened by the criticism. Not so mimosenhaft, please! A comment by Georg Anastasiadis.
He was regarded as a danger, was monitored and intercepted. Nevertheless, Abdul Ballout rushed into the crowd. How could this happen? Berlin's justice senator Felor Badenberg now demands rapid consequences.
The assassin from the Berlin CSD was known to the authorities – and still was able to strike. In Switzerland, too, numerous places work with radicalized people. However, a case from Winterthur shows that they are not always fully informed.
In May Abdul Ballout was tried, he was not detained. Why does criminal law not offer more protection? The answer lies in the division of responsibilities between the judiciary and the police, which consists of good reason.
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