The Samurai Coooordobes Non Guilty

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The prosecutor ask the judge for a non guilty sentence because he was under self-defense.
 
And Buenos Aires needs a Twin Peaks restaurant where they can all go to socialize: http://www.nytimes.c...texas.html?_r=0

In the states they have hells angels....here we have "motochorros"

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http://www.perfil.co...50522-0036.htmlThe prosecutor ask the judge for a non guilty sentence because he was under self-defense.

Awesome. So in an absolutely open and shut case of self-defence, it took a month and a half for the guy to get out of court proceedings.

Was he able to travel abroad during this time? Did he have to post a bond?

Sorry to be the killjoy, but unless this step is an absolute formality - merely to officialize what was in reality a foregone conclusion - if this is anything more than that, it is still a travesty of less than justice.
 
He wasn't formally attached to the criminal case, he was not interrogated neither charged about any crime, he had no restrictions on travels.

But according to the law, they have to enact a non guilty sentece. This is a warranty because, then, he is protected about double jeopardy.
 
So this is, in effect, purely a formality? If so then I retract* my earlier statement: this is great.

*Not actually retract, as I had used the conditional "unless this step is an absolute formality - merely to officialize what was in reality a foregone conclusion" in the first place.
 
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