Kosovar expelled from Switzerland, distributed two pornographic videos

The Dietikon District Court (Cyrih) has sentenced a 43-year-old married person to a parole ticket for pornography, writes the newspaper Limattaller Zeitung.

In addition to the fine, Kosovar has been declared the move to expel from Switzerland for five years.

The videos he has been convicted of showed sexual acts between a young boy and an adult woman as well as pornographic recordings of a two - year - old boy. He both says he got through Facebook, broadcasts albinfo.ch. According to the investigation, the 43-year-old had forwarded the videos to Facebook right after receiving them.

The prosecution had charged pornography. It has demanded that the accused be fined on bail of 180 daily rates from 70 francs and a fine of 2,100 francs.

The public prosecutor has also called for orders to halt the event, in line with Article 67 of the Criminal Code and the expulsion of the country for a period of five years.

In court, the accused did not seem to understand the questions asked by the judge. The lawyer reasoned with the explanation that his client was nervous and that the problem is not in the language.

After a brief discussion, the accused and his lawyer refused to accept the president's offer to postpone the session and call a translator.

Responding to the judge's persistent question, the defendant, after several reluctance was declared that “did not remember” that he had passed the video on to his brother and some Facebook friends.

The incident has mentioned three different people who have been found to have received the two videos in question within half a minute.

The defence attorney has demanded that the accused be found guilty of pornography and that he be fined a 90-day fine of 70 francs and a fine of 1,000 francs. While the order to stop the event and the one for expulsion from the country must be lifted from the sentence.

The accused's “Actions are not justifiable but do not even allow to be re-animated” is expressed as a defence attorney.

He has lived in Switzerland for 18 years, is married to a Swiss woman, and his two young children have Swiss citizenship.

It is true that the <x0 works that are accused of consisting of catalogues of works for which the expulsion from Switzerland” has accepted the defence attorney. “However, they are not at the level of severity that would justify expulsion”.

But the court has seen it differently. It has ruled the accused's guilt in the sense of the indictment and sentenced him to a bail fine of 150 daily rates from 70 francs.

The court has given up the order to stop operations, as the prosecutor requested, broadcasts albinfo.ch. But she has pronounced him an expulsion from Switzerland for five years no entry.

The judge, in his brief explanation of the trial, has clarified that the court had considered whether a serious <x0-ccerder case was involved in the court case”, which by law could annul the expulsion decision. From the court's point of view, however, this particular serious “rass” is not present in the case addressed.