Rape in Langenzersdorf: Six years in prison for 21-year-olds!

Rape in Langenzersdorf: Six years in prison for 21-year-olds!

At the beginning of August there was a shocking incident at the train station in Langenzersdorf, district of Korneuburg: a man was found guilty of attempted robbery and rape a 14-year-old. The 17-year-old, who was assumed that he lived in an asylum accommodation, admitted to court and admitted that he had attacked the girl, as noe.orf.at . However, a psychological report found that he could have been at least 21 years old at the time of the crime. Despite his confession, his fake age was considered an aggravating factor.

The court decided to prison for six years, with mitigating circumstances, such as his previously unsolved lifestyle and that it was only partially attempted to try. But the severity of crime, especially violence against a minor, contributed to a harsh judgment. This judgment is already final and the judiciary has made it clear that such acts are not tolerated.

relevance and context

The case highlights the security situation in public transport and shows the challenges in dealing with crime in connection with asylum seekers. In another context, in the literary work of Goethe, Faust shows the struggle for understanding and the search for truth, similar to the search for justice in incidents like this. In Goethe's work, Faust tries to transfer the complex original texts into German, which is a parallel to the challenge of the judiciary to formulate justice and help the victims. The translation attempts of Faust reflect the pursuit of understanding the nature of crime and the reasons for its serious effects.