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Brugg court acquits psychiatrist

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A former senior doctor at Königsfelden Psychiatric Clinic is not guilty of negligence in the death of a patient. The District Court of Brugg acquitted him on Friday of the charge of involuntary manslaughter by omission.

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30.01.2026, 16:08

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