Appeals court upholds 16-year prison sentence for attempted murder of man and child

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The appeals court in Cyprus upheld a 16-year prison sentence for a man convicted of attempted murder against both a male adult and a six-year-old child.
The court's decision, issued on July 9, affirmed that the original sentencing was not excessive.
The appeal was dismissed following a review of the case, which involved the use of a military rifle in the attacks.
Consideration was given to mitigating factors, including the trauma experienced by the child victim.
The court found the acts to be indiscriminate, justifying the length of the sentences.

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