Incitement to hatred trial adjourned before the indictment was read out

Ten suspected neo-Nazis are on trial in Dortmund for sedition.

Not even the indictment could be read on the first day of the trial.

Dortmund - In the sedition trial against ten alleged members of the right-wing extremist scene, the first day of the trial at the Dortmund district court came to an end before the indictment was read out.

Since not all defense lawyers already had full access to the files, the judges suspended the planned start of negotiations on Monday.

This should now take place on November 8th.

The complete contents of the files should be made available to all lawyers by this date.

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On November 8th, the court will move to a large Dortmund event hall.

For ten defendants, around 20 defense lawyers, as well as judges, public prosecutors and the general public, there is no sufficiently large room in the building of the regional court itself.

The defendants are accused of shouting anti-Semitic slogans at two demonstrations in Dortmund in September 2018.

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