Baz Ares
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Egyptian court sentences 75 to death for their involvement in a 2013 sit-in
An Egyptian court sentenced 75 people to death on Saturday, including top figures of the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood group, for their involvement in a 2013 sit-in, state media reported. The Cairo Criminal Court referred the sentences to the Grand Mufti -- the country's top theological authority -- for his non-binding opinion as is the norm in capital cases. Though non-binding, the formality gives a window of opportunity for a judge to reverse an initial sentence.
The sentences are subject to appeal.<<<DANG!
Sentencing for more than 660 others involved in the case was scheduled for Sept. 8, the Al-Ahram news website reported. Those sentences, too, are subject to appeal.
Of the 75 defendants referred to the Mufti, 44 are jailed and 31 are at large. The court normally hands down the maximum sentence for fugitives but a re-retrial is typically held after they are caught.
Egyptian court sentences 75 to death for their involvement in a 2013 sit-in
The Egyptians do all of the U.S. contract torturings. You would think they would use these for training new peoples for this job?
Why waste them so fast? I'm not for the simple weak death sentencing. I am for torturing them (all types) to death. Why let them off so easy? And this will keep others in line.
An Egyptian court sentenced 75 people to death on Saturday, including top figures of the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood group, for their involvement in a 2013 sit-in, state media reported. The Cairo Criminal Court referred the sentences to the Grand Mufti -- the country's top theological authority -- for his non-binding opinion as is the norm in capital cases. Though non-binding, the formality gives a window of opportunity for a judge to reverse an initial sentence.
The sentences are subject to appeal.<<<DANG!
Sentencing for more than 660 others involved in the case was scheduled for Sept. 8, the Al-Ahram news website reported. Those sentences, too, are subject to appeal.
Of the 75 defendants referred to the Mufti, 44 are jailed and 31 are at large. The court normally hands down the maximum sentence for fugitives but a re-retrial is typically held after they are caught.
Egyptian court sentences 75 to death for their involvement in a 2013 sit-in
The Egyptians do all of the U.S. contract torturings. You would think they would use these for training new peoples for this job? Why waste them so fast? I'm not for the simple weak death sentencing. I am for torturing them (all types) to death. Why let them off so easy? And this will keep others in line.
