4. The appeal must be dismissed insofar as it is admissible. The application for legal aid must be dismissed owing to its lack of prospects of success (Art. 64 para. 1 of the Federal Supreme Court Act). Court costs must be imposed on the unsuccessful appellant (Art. 66 para. 1 of the Federal Supreme Court Act). His financial circumstances must be taken into account in assessing them (Art. 65 para. 2 of the Federal Supreme Court Act). Therefore, the Swiss Federal Supreme Court rules: 1. The appeal is dismissed insofar as it is admissible. 2. The application for legal aid is dismissed. 3. Court costs of Fr. 1'200.-- are imposed on the appellant.
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6B_363/2026 – Judgment of 12 August 2026
In light of the foregoing, the lower court did not act arbitrarily and did not otherwise violate federal law by convicting the appellant of attempted money laundering. The appellant rightly does not challenge the assessment of the sentence. There is no need to add anything further.