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After attack at CSD: Are juvenile judges too lenient?

By with∅ut-me 30.07.2026 at 13:19 Uhr Radicalism & State Security Court Trials Laws & Rights
TL;DR AI-generated Following an attack at Berlin's Christopher Street Day (CSD), German juvenile criminal law is facing criticism. A young man, previously convicted and released on probation, is named as the suspected perpetrator. Experts are debating whether the law is too lenient or focuses on rehabilitation.

Source: dw.com

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