The Court of Cassation says there is enough evidence to show the act had anti-Semitic motives but a person who commits a crime while in a "delirious state" cannot be tried.
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Protests as France's highest court rules Jewish woman's killer cannot be tried
The Court of Cassation says there is enough evidence to show the act had anti-Semitic motives but a person who commits a crime while in a "delirious state" cannot be tried.
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