A man from an unspecified town in the Province of Granada has been sentenced to a 6-months (suspended) prison term for violently shaking his child.
Tag Archive for appeals court
Student Boycott of Israeli Institutions
by Martin Myall •
Sentence Revoked over Man’s Gait
by Martin Myall •
Bag Lady Bag Attack
by Hugh MacArthur •
A homeless woman with mental issues became overly excited in a bank office on the 25th of March in the city of Granada; it wasn’t the first time.
Ineffective Squirming Manoeuvre
by Martin Myall •
A motorbike rider caused an accident, under the influence, on a roundabout in October 2018 but his trial has just reached its conclusion.
No Talking Allowed
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Granada Appeals Court has backed the Motril’s law court over its sentencing of a man to not talk with his neighbour for 120 days.
Almuñécar Dodges 2-M Fine
by Martin Myall •
A provincial court has rejected an appeal lodged by the Almuñécar cleaning company, Mirlo S.L., saving the Town Hall from a 1.5m payout.
Montero Sentence Confirmed
by Martin Myall •
Acquitted of Causing Fire
by Vivienne Hughes •
It was last October that a farmer in Los Guájares was acquitted for having caused a forest fire through negligence.
Telltale Visiting Card
by Hugh MacArthur •
You hear true accounts of burglars leaving their wallet in the victim’s house or smoking a cigarette and then leaving the butt behind – read on!



