Court rules Duma confessions admissible in trial

The Central District Court rules the confessions given by the primary suspect in the 2015 Duma terror attack will be admissible at trial despite allegations they were obtained by torture during Shin Bet interrogations.

With regards to the second suspect, who remains unnamed, the judges rule the confessions he gave regarding the planning of the attack are inadmissible.

— Jacob Magid

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