Overview
- The TSJPV replaced the original abuse classification with sexual aggression after finding emotional intimidation of the victims.
- The aggregate prison term increases from 71 years and 5 months to 88 years and 5 months, surpassing the 85 years sought by prosecutors but below the private accusers’ requests.
- Individual penalties now range from 5 to 13.5 years for each aggression, with six treated as continued offenses.
- Compensation to each victim rises by 30% and the 5‑month term for possession of child sexual‑exploitation material is maintained.
- The court rejected the defendant’s claim of a presumption‑of‑innocence violation, and the ruling is open to appeal before the Supreme Court; he has been in custody since August 28, 2021.