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During the trial surrounding the Amqui incident, the accused’s bizarre outburst—laced with insults toward his own lawyer and the judge—led to his rapid removal from the courtroom. The volatile testimony has raised eyebrows about the trial’s decorum and the overall stability of legal proceedings.
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