A legal representative of Fat Comedy confirms his client's acquisition.
In a landmark decision, the Higher Regional Court of Frankfurt am Main has handed down a custodial sentence to rapper Fat Comedy for distributing a video showing his attack on comedian Oliver Pocher.
The court found that Fat Comedy had used the footage to boost his own media popularity and to continually perpetuate the humiliation of Oliver Pocher. This ruling comes after the rapper violated relevant injunctions in five cases, according to reports by the "Legal Tribune Online" magazine.
Fat Comedy's lawyer, Burkhard Benecken, has expressed his belief that the case against the comedian can be closed. He stated that his client has "finally understood" that the internet is not a lawless space and that personal rights apply there as well.
Benecken also noted that the custodial sentence was a shock for Fat Comedy, but he sees it as a "justified warning." He further added that although a high fine would have hit his client harder, a fine could have been imposed instead of the custodial sentence.
The date when Fat Comedy will serve the custodial sentence is still undetermined. The rapper had previously expressed regret for both the slap and for distributing the video of the incident and other social media posts.
It is worth noting that there are no confirmed details about this court case publicly available. For those seeking specific legal proceedings involving these individuals, it may be necessary to consult official court records or recent authoritative news sources directly covering their case.
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- The ruling against Fat Comedy, a rapper, for distributing a video of an attack on comedian Oliver Pocher highlights the intersection of entertainment, general-news, and crime-and-justice, as the court found that he used the footage to boost his own media popularity at the expense of his victim's personal rights.
- Following his custodial sentence, it remains unclear when Fat Comedy will serve his time, but his lawyer, Burkhard Benecken, perceives the decision as a "justified warning" and has suggested that a high fine could have been imposed instead, raising questions about the balance between entertainment and the law.
