SloveniaThe article reports on a legal case involving Mirnes Šerbečić, who was convicted under the Šutarjev law after physically assaulting an invalid cohabitant, Andrej Petelinšek. Šerbečić, described as physically stronger, attacked his victim twice. The court used the Šutarjev law, which likely refers to legislation related to domestic violence or abuse. The defense failed to establish an alibi, and the conviction was based on evidence presented during the trial. The article raises questions about the legal reasoning behind the court’s decision and the nature of the evidence used.
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