A 15-year-old accused teenager has been granted provisional release after spending six months held in solitary confinement in prison. The teenager was arrested at school and taken to court on multiple charges. The case was heard in private, and no details of the accusations were provided in the reporting. During the detention, the teenager was initially held in Division 6 of Kordin Prison before being moved to the CORS facility, where solitary confinement began. The teenager’s mother alleged the accused was kept alone in a cell for 22 hours a day under continuous supervision. An earlier request for provisional release was rejected by a magistrate. After an appeal to the Criminal Court, a judge accepted the provisional release request on conditions including a 7,000 euro deposit and a 20,000 euro personal guarantee. Under the order, the teenager must sign in at the police station once a week and must be inside within the specific hours set by the court. The latest position is that the accused is now out on provisional release after previously being detained in solitary confinement, while the case against him continues through the court process.