Luis Rubiales, the ex-president of the Royal Spanish Football Federation, faced court for a sexual assault incident involving Jennifer Hermoso after the 2023 Women’s World Cup final. The Spanish National High Court ruled that Rubiales kissed Hermoso without her consent, leading to a fine of 10,800 euros and a one-year ban on any contact with her. Although he was acquitted of coercion charges, the ruling underscores the importance of consent and accountability in sports incidents. Additional measures include financial compensation to Hermoso and coverage of court costs, emphasizing legal repercussions for such actions.
The Spanish National High Court has sentenced Luis Rubiales for an unsolicited kiss on Jennifer Hermoso, imposing a fine and protective measures.
The ruling prohibits Rubiales from approaching Hermoso and imposes a fine, categorizing the kiss as a sexual assault and recognizing the lack of consent.
Rubiales was acquitted of coercion charges but found guilty of sexual assault, showcasing the court's stance on consent and accountability.
This case illustrates the significant legal implications surrounding consent and the importance of respecting personal boundaries in sports and beyond.
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