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Man jailed for raping teen walks free after court sets aside 20-year sentence over flawed trial

IOL's headline. Reported by IOL.

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What IOL reported

High Court overturns KZN man’s rape convictions after finding serious trial errors.

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  1. IOL South Africa Man jailed for raping teen walks free after court sets aside 20-year sentence over flawed trial High Court overturns KZN man’s rape convictions after finding serious trial errors. 1 h ago · Tier 3

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