A judge in Dublin instructs the jury on alternative verdicts available in the trial of Riad Bouchaker, 52, of no fixed address. Bouchaker is accused of attempted murder involving children, with charges relating to three young victims: two girls aged five and six, and one five-year-old boy. The trial also includes multiple counts beyond the attempted murder allegations. One report states that the jury is deliberating as the case continues, with Bouchaker denying eight charges in total. The judge’s directions cover what verdicts the jury may reach, reflecting the different legal findings that could apply depending on the jury’s assessment of the evidence for each count. Across the reporting, the proceedings focus on the jury’s consideration of the charges tied to the attempted murder of the three children, as well as the broader set of accusations listed against Bouchaker. The sources do not describe the underlying events in detail, but they agree on the defendant’s age and status, the number and nature of the attempted murder charges involving child victims, and the fact that the jury is actively deliberating with the judge providing guidance on possible verdict outcomes.