Lorin Scicluna was found not guilty of murdering Lassana Cisse on Sunday, but what happened to the other eight charges he faced?The former Armed Forces of Malta soldier faced nine charges in connection with the 2019 Ħal Far shootings, with the jury ultimately finding him not guilty of seven and guilty of two.Here is the full breakdown of the verdict.The seven charges he was found NOT GUILTY of were:Murdering Lassana Cisse Souleymane – 8-1 not guilty.Attempted murder of Mohammed Jallow – 8-1 not guilty.Attempted murder of Ibrahim Bah – 8-1 not guilty.Grievously injuring Mohammed Jallow with a firearm – 6-3 not guilty.Slightly injuring Ibrahim Bah with a firearm – 6-3 not guilty.Possessing a firearm during the commission of a crime – 6-3 not guilty.Attempted murder of May Malimi – 8-1 not guilty.The two charges he was found GUILTY of were:Grievously injuring May Malimi – 6-3 guilty.Using a vehicle without registration plates – 9-0 guilty.The verdict came after approximately seven hours of jury deliberations, more than seven years after 42-year-old Lassana Cisse was shot dead while walking home in Ħal Far on 6th April 2019.Scicluna’s acquittal on the murder charge has prompted strong reactions across Malta, while separate proceedings against former soldier Francesco Fenech remain pending.Scicluna will return to court on Wednesday 4th November at 12.30pm, when the prosecution and defence will make their submissions before the judge delivers her judgment and sentence. He will remain in custody until then.As for the possible punishment, the Attorney General has requested between 18 months and nine years in prison for grievous bodily harm aggravated by racial hatred.Under Article 216 of Malta’s Criminal Code, grievous bodily harm carries a maximum prison sentence of seven years, but Article 83 allows for a harsher punishment when an offence is motivated by racial hatred.What do you make of the jury’s verdict on all nine charges?•