SloveniaThe article discusses a legal case involving David Štrukelj, who was accused of killing Danijel B. in the village of Postaja. Previously, the higher court in Koper annulled the conviction for murder, ruling it as 'murder on impulse' instead. As a result, Štrukelj was released from custody. The state prosecution in Nova Gorica has since recommended that the court re-impose detention for Štrukelj ahead of a new trial. However, Štrukelj will remain free until the retrial. The prosecution had previously suggested a harsher sentence of 13 years and six months for Štrukelj, citing evidence that he stabbed Danijel B., who was in a significantly reduced state of responsibility, and injured another resident more seriously.
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