Friday, January 25, 2013

On 3rd try, Turkish court convicts alleged bomber

ANKARA, Turkey (AP) ? After acquitting her twice before, a Turkish court has convicted a woman of involvement in a deadly 1998 bombing and sentenced her to life in prison.

Pinar Selek, a Turkish sociologist now living in France, was accused of aiding and abetting Kurdish rebels and planting a bomb in Istanbul's 17th-century spice market that killed seven people and wounded more than 120.

Selek's previous acquittals were overturned by a higher appeals court. Her lawyer, Yasemin Oz, says the sociologist will appeal Thursday's guilty verdict.

Oz says the court, meanwhile, confirmed the previous acquittal of a man being tried alongside Selek.

Human rights groups say the long-running case against Selek has exposed flaws in Turkey's legal system.

Source: http://news.yahoo.com/3rd-try-turkish-court-convicts-alleged-bomber-172022142.html

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