Ex-judge's life sentence confirmed sane
The court sentenced the former advisor to the State Council, Mohamed B. H., to life imprisonment for killing his ex-wife in front of the tourist walkway with a firearm. The verdicts confirmed that the defendant admitted to committing the crime with intention and premeditation, and he refused to answer the court’s questions regarding his mental state, claiming to be mentally ill. However, a psychiatric report indicated that the defendant did not suffer from any mental or psychological disorder at the time of the incident, rendering him responsible for his actions. The defense argued that the investigation was invalid and emphasized that the circumstances and details of the crime demonstrated an absence of premeditation or intent to pursue. The court accordingly sentenced him to life imprisonment.
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