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Already half an hour before the trial, journalists and photographers had gathered in front of the Jönköping District Court, while waiting for the doors of Hall 1 to open.
The 16-year-old is charged with murder or, in particular, serious beatings and aggravated assaults until the death of another.
"My main denial denies the allegation of the prosecution," said attorney Anders Tolke, 16, at TT before the trial.
The 14 year old is not criminal law and can not therefore be brought to justice. Instead, a purported testimony is being rendered, in which he is able to give a picture of what has happened but, regardless of the court's judgment, no punishment will be pronounced.
"It's not strange to say that my client is not doing anything anymore, it's a big process and with all the media, it's a big press," says the lawyer. Martin Cullberg.
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"The process will be carried out in a slightly different way from that of an adult suspect.It is taken into account that there are children involved.And when you have goals for children, there is also has judges who are particularly good at taking care of children.
The trial should last five additional trading days. The people involved hope that the trial will answer the question of what happened that night in the park. But given the low age of boys, negotiations will be held behind closed doors.
On August 8, the homeless man was found dead at Smedbypark. Police called the incident to death to death. But a week later, after the autopsy, the title was changed to murder. Suspicions came early to target both boys.
The assassination of the man has caused malice throughout the Huskvarna. Many had seen and recognized it because he was often sitting in front of the mall.
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