A Turkish court has sentenced Tanju Özcan to seven years, three months and 15 days in prison. The ruling came in the case in which he was being tried while in custody. Separately, judges imposed one year, eight months and 15 days for each victim in the 'kurban' incident. Those victim-specific sentences were suspended. The report does not explain the conduct underlying that separate punishment or the legal basis for the suspension. It also does not name the court. The main-case charges were left unstated, and no appeal plan was mentioned. The decision is the latest development in the legal cases involving Özcan.