Overview
- Jens Lehmann faces a trial at the Munich District Court on April 3, 2025, following allegations of drunk driving after Oktoberfest in 2024.
- The court previously issued a penalty order including a fine of 80 daily rates and a temporary license suspension, which Lehmann has appealed.
- Lehmann admitted to making a mistake and expressed regret, acknowledging a blood alcohol level of 0.7‰ but denying claims of being 'totally drunk.'
- The reasons behind Lehmann's appeal against the penalty order remain undisclosed, with the presumption of innocence applying until a verdict is reached.
- This incident follows a prior conviction in 2023 for property damage involving a chainsaw, adding to scrutiny of Lehmann's legal and public image.