Overview
- Her case became final on Wednesday after the Leipzig regional court confirmed the appeal was dismissed as inadmissible for not being filed on time.
- The January ruling stands at 70 day-fines of €50 each, totaling €3,500, for using banned symbols and for drug possession.
- According to the court, Müller raised her right arm several times during a September 2022 concert, which the presiding judge said happened as she was carried along by the crowd.
- The defense argued the motion was a crowd-pumping gesture tied to the chant “Zicke Zacke, hoi, hoi, hoi” and sought an acquittal.
- Müller said on Instagram she would stop pursuing the case to protect her family and that she rejects extremist ideology.