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Court maintains sentences for child pornography case; Attorney General's appeal dismissed.

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The Appeals Court has upheld the prison sentences for a man convicted of possessing 981 files of child pornography.
The court unanimously rejected an appeal from Attorney General George Savvides seeking harsher penalties.
The original judgment was confirmed in its entirety, maintaining the previously assigned sentences.
The decision was made public on July 18, 2026.
The case involves a conviction at the District Court level for child pornography-related offenses.

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The Appeals Court in Cyprus has upheld the sentences for a man convicted of possessing and acquiring hundreds of child pornography files, specifically citing a total of 981 files. This decision, made on July 18, 2026, came in response to an appeal from Attorney General George Savvides, who sought tougher penalties for the convicted individual.

The court's ruling was unanimous, affirming the original verdict delivered by the District Court. The Appeals Court found no basis for altering the penalties imposed at the lower court level. This outcome reflects the court's commitment to maintaining the integrity of the original sentencing despite the Attorney General's request for a harsher punishment.

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