Ola Bini, the Swede who was prosecuted for the crime of attempted non-consensual access to a computer system, will not serve his sentence in prison. This April 8, a judge of the Pichincha Court of Justice accepted the request for conditional suspension of the sentence, filed by the convicted person.
At the hearing on April 5, the Court determined the guilt of Ola Bini and imposed a custodial sentence of one year. However, once the judicial appeal is accepted, the 41-year-old subject will have to appear every fifteen days before the pertinent authority, not leave the country without authorization from the judge, have a fixed address, work; not reoffend and not be prosecuted for another reason.
In the sentence he was also charged with paying a fine of four unified basic salaries; that is, USD 1,840. These will have to be canceled, without any modification.
Ola Bini’s situation
In 2019, the State Attorney General’s Office accused the Swede of accessing the company’s computer system without permission National telecommunications corporation (CNT).
The purpose would have been to obtain information about Petroecuador and of the old National Intelligence Secretariat.
Bini He was arrested on April 11, 2019 when he tried to leave Quito with destiny to Japana few hours after Ecuador put an end to asylum in its embassy in London of the founder of WikiLeaks, Julian Assange.
According to Ecuavisahis case should have been processed in 2019, but was postponed on multiple occasions for different reasons, including those caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
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