Public Excluded from Murder Trial of Woman Accused of Killing Her Daughters
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A Slovak court has excluded the public from proceedings in a murder trial involving a woman accused of killing her two daughters in Bratislava's Ružinov district. The decision to hold closed-door sessions was made in a case that has drawn significant attention due to the nature of the allegations against the mother. Court proceedings in Slovakia are typically open to the public, but judges can order closed sessions in sensitive cases involving minors, family matters, or when public attendance might compromise the dignity of proceedings or the rights of those involved.