They Beat the Dog over the Head with a Spade and Then Buried Her Alive. The Conditions Are Sufficient, the Supreme Court Dismissed Tejc's Complaint
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The heinous behavior of two men who were given conditional sentences for animal cruelty did not need to be punished more severely than with suspended sentences. The Supreme Court stated this when it dismissed a complaint for violation of the law filed against the two perpetrators by Justice Minister Jeroným Tejc (for ANO). The men beat the female dog on the head with a spade and then buried her alive.
The Supreme Court (NS) has dismissed a complaint for violation of the law filed by Justice Minister Jeroným Tejc (for ANO) against men convicted of abusing a dog in the Sokolov region. The men took a sick female dog to the forest, hit her with a spade and buried her alive. Tejc disagreed with the fact that they were only given conditions. According to the NS, the sentence corresponds to the legal rate and is not an excess that would require inte…
The Supreme Court (NS) has dismissed a complaint for violation of the law filed by Justice Minister Jeroným Tejc (for ANO) against men convicted of abusing a dog in the Sokolov region. The men took a sick female dog to the forest, hit her with a spade and buried her alive. Tejc disagreed with the fact that they were only given conditions. According to the NS, the sentence corresponds to the legal rate and is not an excess that would require the …
The Supreme Court has dismissed a complaint for violation of the law filed by Justice Minister Jeroným Tejc (for ANO) against men convicted of abusing a dog in the Sokolov region. The men took a sick female dog to the forest, hit her with a spade and buried her alive. Tejc disagreed that they were only given conditions. According to...
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