Investigation: (Specifically, the prosecutor requested that if convicted: (a) David Vaculík should receive a jail term in the higher half of the "exceptional penalty" band (20-25 years), because he was believed to have masterminded the attack and has shown no remorse for the act. (b) Jaromír Lukeš should receive a jail term of slightly less than half of the maximum "exceptional penalty" (19-20 years), because he was believed to have selected the house to be attacked. (c) Václav Cojocaru should receive a jail term in the lower half of the exceptional penalty band (15-20 years). (d) Ivo Müller should receive a jail term slightly below the maximum of the standard penalty (14-15 years): as he had cooperated with the investigation and had apologized to the victims. He was the only member of the gang who had shown remorse. (e) October 20, 2010 The court in Ostrava found all the defendants guilty of racially motivated attempted multiple homicide and of destroying property. The court sentenced David Vaculík,Jaromír LukešandIvo Müller to 22 years of imprisonment in a maximum security prison and Václav Cojocaru to 20 years in a maximum security prison. They were also made liable, jointly and severally to pay damages in excess of 17 million CZK (about 700,000 ?). Of this, 7. 5 million CZK was a refund to the insurance company for medical treatment costs, 9. 5 million CZK was compensation for the most seriously injured victim, Natálie, and 75,000 CZK was compensation for Natálie's parents. The defendants have all appealed against their convictions and sentences as well as against the damages. (f) March 18, 2011 Appeal court in Olomouc reduced sentence for Ivo Müller to 20 years in maximum security prison. The decisions regarding the other perpetretors as well as the damages were upheld. (g) December 28, 2011 Supreme Court refused the appellate reviews by the four arsonists