The former President of Bayern Munich, Uli Hoeness is soon a free man again: The remaining prison sentence commuted to probation. What does that mean for Hoeness’ career – he can make hopes for his former post? And he came solely because of his notoriety as quickly out of prison? FOCUS Online answers the five most urgent questions.
. 1 Was there for a Hoeneß Celebrity bonus?
Uli Hoeness had been sentenced to three and a half years in prison for tax evasion. Now he is allowed to leave the prison in late February, after less than two years’ imprisonment. Therefore, many ask: Applies to Hoeneß a celebrity Bonus
No, says Christian Steinpichler, lawyer specializing in tax law and FOCUS online expert. Hoeness fill simply the necessary conditions for the so-called “half penalty decree” in accordance with paragraph 57 of the Criminal Code.
For this purpose, examined the judge after settling half the sentence “Indeed, the personality of the convicted person and their development during the penal system,” explains . Christian Steinpichler
Hoeness’ forecast is unlikely to be positive: He was first-time offenders, has confessed in the process, there is no flight risk and he already had in prison on an employment contract: Hoeneß has a day job in the youth department of the FC Bayern.
. 2 ? Can it be Bayern president
again Legally speaking from the perspective of FOCUS Online expert Steinpichler not mind: “Exclusion criteria for this would be, for example, significant property offenses such as fraud, embezzlement or wrongful” said Steinpichler to ABC Online , But tax evasion is not one of those offenses.
. 3 What restrictions apply to Hoeneß
Hoeness has three years probation period – the only requirement is that it must report change of residence of the Penal Execution Chamber. “No restrictions are provided which would prevent him from his work,” summarizes Fachanwalt Steinpichler.
4. Could he be condemned again for tax evasion?
In theory, yes, says FOCUS online expert Steinpichler. Would entirely new allegations about tax evasion on, this would be “not so good” for Hoeness, said the lawyer: “This could lead to the abolition of parole.” What, according to the experts not going: “When alleged crimes should arise to tax evasion, which in itself the same time of the crime relating to the first sentence, then Mr. Hoeness could not be re-sentenced, “said Steinpichler to FOCUS Online.
. 5 ? Has his time harmed health in prison
Uli Hoeneß saw many years of so, when his doctor would have to make very worried about him: His crimson head when he was upset, was legendary. Itself had already at its more than cozy abdominal circumference all accustomed. Even during the trial was his appearance hypertension, bad cholesterol levels and risk of heart attack suspect. How that would probably end up under stressful conditions jail
First, there was frightening news: In the summer of 2014, the former Bayern boss had to be treated for a heart problem in a clinic at Starnberg. . But then it went uphill
Wherever appeared the 64-year-old over the past year as a free-roaming, it became clear: He has slimmed tidy. Almost 20 kilos less, Franz Beckenbauer reported in the autumn of 2014. “Bild.de” and noted that “the Uli looks really good”
With the figure, the complexion has returned to normal -. Maybe a bit paler than before, but even without the alarming redness. The hair is a little grayer and thinner – nothing unusual for a man of his age
One can only speculate about the reasons for the change.. Perhaps the heart problems were a wake-up call shortly after entering prison. Perhaps it was the very regular daily casserole in the JVA Landsberg, connected with probably limited culinary delights. Even the beloved red wine had Uli Hoeness refrain in detention
Conclusion:. For the physical regeneration, the months in spartan surroundings a welcome recovery were apparent. “Fit as at the World Cup 74″, Franz Beckenbauer ruled in the above-mentioned “image” report. Physically Uli Hoeness is therefore well prepared for the freedom
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