Verdict Details:

The Court of Appeals affirmed a lower court ruling acquitting three young men accused of assaulting a minor by force.

Defense Details:

Attorney Bashar Al-Nassar, representing the third defendant, argued before the court that the claims made by the alleged victim lacked credibility. He highlighted several key points:

• The girl had admitted that her parents frequently admitted her to a psychiatric hospital due to her habit of running away and leaving home.
• Her father confirmed that she suffers from psychological issues, and her cousin stated that she often creates problems and blames others for them.
• Investigations by law enforcement revealed that her allegations were baseless, and she had multiple previous reports of absconding.

Al-Nassar further emphasized that the forensic medical report contradicted her claims. It stated that there were no signs of violence, resistance, or evidence indicating an attempt at assault.

Court’s Decision:

Based on the presented evidence, including the lack of any physical or credible proof, the court dismissed the accusations and upheld the acquittal of the three young men.