Cimický Goes to Prison. The Court Confirmed His Five-Year Sentence.
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Once-respected psychiatrist Jan Cimický (78) is headed to prison. The Prague City Court on Friday rejected his appeal against the April verdict of the District Court for Prague 4, confirming a five-year sentence for thirty-five counts of extortion and four counts of sexual assault. Cimický is also banned from practicing medicine for ten years. The verdict is final.
PRAGUE - The Prague City Court on Friday upheld the April verdict against renowned Czech psychiatrist Jan Cimický. He will serve five years in prison for 35 counts of extortion and four counts of sexual violence, Novinky.cz reports.
The Prague City Court on Friday confirmed the April verdict against renowned Czech psychiatrist Jan Cimický. He will serve five years in prison for 35 cases of extortion and four cases of sexual violence, TASR writes, based on a report from the Novinky.cz server.
Cimický was convicted of four sexual assaults and nearly 40 counts of extortion. He appealed the verdict. The appeal was rejected by the Prague City Court today.
On Friday, the Court of Appeal confirmed a five-year prison sentence and a ten-year ban on practicing for psychiatrist Jan Cimický for four sexual assaults and 35 cases of blackmail. He pleaded guilty to all charges. The 78-year-old psychiatrist did not appear at the trial, having previously pleaded not guilty. The court's decision is final.
On Friday, the Court of Appeal confirmed a five-year prison sentence and a ten-year ban on practicing for psychiatrist Jan Cimický for four sexual assaults and 35 cases of blackmail. He pleaded guilty to all charges. The 78-year-old psychiatrist did not appear at the trial, having previously pleaded not guilty. The court's decision is final.
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