Czech court first confirms BIS espionage evidence, acquits Chinese national

A Prague court for the first time validated in its ruling the intelligence information provided by the Czech Security Information Service (BIS) in an espionage case against a Chinese citizen, yet acquitted the defendant on Monday. The acquittal suggests the court found the BIS evidence insufficient for conviction despite its procedural recognition, highlighting judicial scrutiny of intelligence-derived evidence.

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