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Murder Sentencing Postponed Due to Defense Attorney's Illness
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By راديو الشمس
First reported by Panet · 7 hours ago
What happened
A sentencing for Denis Mokin, convicted of killing Diyar Al-Omri, was postponed due to his lawyer's illness. The court will reschedule the hearing to determine Mokin's sentence, with the prosecution seeking over 26 years and the defense arguing for 14 to 18 years.
- 01Murder sentencing postponed due to defense attorney's health.
- 02Denis Mokin convicted of killing Diyar Al-Omri in May 2023.
- 03Prosecution seeks over 26 years; defense requests 14-18 years.
- 04Mokin convicted of reckless homicide, not premeditated murder.
- 05Victim's family angered by lesser conviction.
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