A Czech state prosecutor has appealed a May ruling by the Prague 3 District Court, which acquitted former Member of Parliament Dominik Feri of charges related to the alleged sexual assault of a then-17-year-old girl. The original trial resulted in a not-guilty verdict, but the prosecution argues for a review of the case. Judge Marek Bodlák, who delivered the initial acquittal, confirmed to iRozhlas.cz that the matter will now be examined by an appellate panel. The appeal centers on challenging the evidence and legal interpretations presented during the first trial. This development means Feri’s legal battle continues, and the case will be re-evaluated by a higher court. The outcome of the appeal could significantly impact the former politician’s future and the perception of justice in this high-profile case.