Ex-Student Denies Charges in Ulm Teacher Assault Case

The defendant, accused of attacking a teacher with a baseball bat out of revenge, maintains his innocence as the trial begins.

The 23-year-old defendant is accused of attempted manslaughter and grievous bodily harm after allegedly attacking his former teacher in February.
The prosecution claims the attack was motivated by revenge due to alleged inappropriate behavior by the teacher towards students.
The defense argues that the investigation was biased and based on insufficient evidence, asserting the defendant's innocence.
The victim, who suffered life-threatening head injuries, is participating in the trial as a co-plaintiff but did not appear on the first day.
The court has scheduled six additional sessions, with the trial expected to conclude by mid-December.