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Czech court criminal sentencing
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In mid‑July 2026, 2026 the Municipal Court in Prague handed sentenced businessman František Savov a nine‑year prison term to nine years’ imprisonment for large‑scale tax evasion, money‑laundering and the use of shell companies to falsify shell‑company VAT returns, together with fraud, imposed a ten‑year ban from company corporate boards and ordered the forfeiture of assets worth roughly about 98 million crowns. The court also adjusted sentences penalties in a separate driver‑licence fraud case, maintaining convictions while reducing penalties. Two weeks later, sentences. Later in July, the Regional Court in Hradec Králové sentenced handed repeat offender Jiří F. to ten years a ten‑year term in a high‑security prison for the fatal beating of his partner, along with partner in a garage in Vrchlabí. He struck her repeatedly, causing a brain haemorrhage that led to her death the next day. The judgment also covered convictions for illegal weapon possession, possession of a homemade short‑barrel firearm, drug offences and the sexual abuse of a 13‑year‑old girl. A homemade short‑barrel firearm was seized girl, to whom he gave a cannabis‑laden cigarette and ordered forfeited. later assaulted in a tent. The ancillary offenses raise the total possible imprisonment to up to 12 years. The verdict remains subject to appeal. Both rulings illustrate Czech courts imposing substantial lengthy custodial sentences across a range of serious crimes.
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- 2026-07-30 10:54 UTC Czech court criminal sentencing
- 2026-07-28 16:01 UTC Czech court criminal sentencing
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