This decision outlines the reasons for sentencing Janis and Adem Corhamzic, who were found guilty of aggravated assault and assault.
The incident involved a brutal, hate-motivated attack on two victims, Mohammad Abu Marzouk and Fuat Yucel, in front of their families.
Mr. Abu Marzouk suffered severe traumatic brain injuries.
The court considered aggravating factors, including the anti-Arab hate motivation, the severe and lasting impact on the victims and their families, and the sustained violence, particularly the kicking of an unconscious victim.
Mitigating factors included the offenders' lack of prior criminal records, expressions of remorse, stable employment, and family support.
The court emphasized deterrence and denunciation for hate-motivated crimes while also applying the principle of restraint for first-time offenders.