Ulf Johannemann probably no longer has any illusions. He probably knows that his illustrious career as a top lawyer is over, at best only that, and at worst there is a risk of prison. He is a lawyer and tax advisor, but “resting,” he says as Werner Gröschel, presiding judge of the 24th criminal chamber of the Frankfurt regional court, processes the formalities at the start of the trial on Thursday. If it were possible again, he would like to work as a lawyer again, he says. One can only imagine this morning that Johannemann is not indifferent to the fact that he is now in court two and a half years after being charged.
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