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Tribunal Supremo condena al Estado a indemnizar a Ahmed Tommouhi con 2,5 millones de euros por error judicial

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Tribunal Supremo condena al Estado a indemnizar a Ahmed Tommouhi con 2,5 millones de euros por error judicial

El Tribunal Supremo ha condenado al Estado a indemnizar a Ahmed Tommouhi con 2,5 millones de euros por daños y perjuicios tras pasar 15 años en prisión por delitos de violación de los que fue absuelto por error judicial.

Tribunal Supremo concede 2,5 millones de euros a Ahmed Tommouhi por error judicial

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Tribunal Supremo concede 2,5 millones de euros a Ahmed Tommouhi por error judicial

El Tribunal Supremo ha indemnizado con 2,5 millones de euros a Ahmed Tommouhi, ciudadano marroquí que pasó 15 años en prisión por dos violaciones que no cometió. El tribunal consideró que el error judicial fue cualificado al no valorar pruebas biológicas clave.