4 ms·
Sure the law will be adjusted but having the CCC directly involved in the trial we'll see some interesting details and backgrounds explained. I'm curious how t
by aluhut 13y ago
Sure the law will be adjusted but having the CCC directly involved in the trial we'll see some interesting details and backgrounds explained.
I'm curious how the german media will handle it. It's Top-News atm on the main public broadcasters (also on their homepages http://www.tagesschau.de/ http://www.tagesschau.de/ http://www.heute.de/ http://www.heute.de/ 2nd one is ZDF. Close to the ruling CDU party). So I guess it will survive till the 8pm news. The trial coverage will be a different topic though.
- chopin 13y agoFirst, it must be brought to trial. The first step is investigation by the state attorney and I would be very surprised if it wouldn't be struck down at that stage. State attorneys in Germany are not independent (unlike judges) but bound to supervisory advice, in this case the department of justice (afaik).
- aluhut 13y agoSure but since they have been working as expert witnesses for the government and similar and they know what they are talking about, it will be hard for the state attorney to make it disappear. Media will play a major role here too and if you consider the juristical failures in Bavaria and the media coverage there, it would be pretty stupid for the state attorney to try something questionable here.