Iñaki Urdangarin is on conditional release, the court in Palma today having decided that he need not go immediately to prison. He will be obliged to present himself on the first of each month to the judicial authority in Switzerland, which is where he lives, and to inform the court of any movement outside the European Union or of any change of address.
Nóos trial
Urdangarin avoids prison and no bail is required
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OUTRAGEOUS!!!! Spain has no justice system and its wrong ! These people stole from the people and both him and his wife without question should go to jail! If it were a normal person they would be put to jail with the key thrown away.. its disgusting and they should both be punished! One rule for the rich and one rule for the normal working person
I would be surprised if he ever does any time inside.
Well---No Surprise there then! We all knew he'd get off with it!! One law for the Rich and One for the Poor!!!!!