Court acquits two medical staff for negligence causing fetal death due to lack of specific victim identification.

The court acquitted two medical professionals of negligence charges resulting in the death of one fetus. The prosecution argued that both the duty-of-care nurse and the head of the department failed to perform necessary tests and transfer the patient to a higher-level hospital. The court ruled that criminal liability under the relevant article requires identifying a specific individual victim facing a direct threat, which was not established in this case.