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Lorin Scicluna’s Lawyer Addresses Prosecution Error That Capped Sentence As Appeal Weighed
Lorin Scicluna’s Lawyer Addresses Prosecution Error That Capped Sentence As Appeal Weighed

Lorin Scicluna’s Lawyer Addresses Prosecution Error That Capped Sentence As Appeal Weighed

Lorin Scicluna’s defence lawyers have confirmed that his eight-year prison sentence fell within the legal parameters available to the court, as they prepare to discuss a possible appeal with their client. Speaking to TVM News outside court on Thursday morning, defence lawyer Edward Gatt addressed the sentencing following an error in the Attorney General’s

AG’s office blunders again: Error caps Scicluna’s possible sentence

AG’s office blunders again: Error caps Scicluna’s possible sentence

A mistake by the Attorney General’s office limited the sentence available to the judge who jailed former soldier Lorin Scicluna for eight years for grievously injuring May Malimi in a racially motivated hit-and-run. Madam Justice Natasha Galea Sciberras said the offence carried a maximum prison term of 12 years. But prosecutors specified a maximum

Lorin Scicluna Sentenced To Eight Years  In Prison

Lorin Scicluna Sentenced To Eight Years In Prison

Former AFM soldier Lorin Scicluna has been sentenced to eight years in prison after being found guilty of grievously injuring May Malimi and driving a vehicle without registration plates. The sentence was handed down on Thursday morning by Judge Natasha Galea Sciberras, just days after a jury acquitted the 29-year-old of the 2019 murder of Lassana

Lorin Scicluna jailed eight years for grievously injuring May Malimi

Lorin Scicluna jailed eight years for grievously injuring May Malimi

Former soldier Lorin Scicluna has been sentenced to eight years in prison after being found guilty of grievously injuring May Malimi in a hit-and-run described by prosecutors as racially motivated. The sentence was handed down by Judge Natasha Galea Sciberras following a jury trial which attracted widespread public attention, particularly over the

AG seeking maximum sentence for Scicluna to appease public, lawyers claim

AG seeking maximum sentence for Scicluna to appease public, lawyers claim

The Attorney General is only asking for a maximum sentence against Lorin Scicluna because of public sentiment, Scicluna’s defence lawyers argued, as the court hears final arguments before handing down its sentence against the former soldier. Lorin Scicluna was acquitted last Sunday of the murder of Lassana Cisse and the attempted murder of three other

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