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.
Share
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.
Published
By SBS News
Presented by Nikki Canning
Source: SBS
Share this with family and friends
Latest podcast episodes
World Cup: Heartbreak for Socceroos in penalty shootout against Egypt, Argentina survive Cape Verde scare
podcast episode14 minutes 19 seconds
Campaigners welcome UK government apology for historic role in forced adoptions
podcast episode4 minutes 25 seconds
