Court Acquitted 5 People And Sentenced First Suspect To 10 Years In Prison

14 March 2017 Crime News

The Court of Cassation nullified the verdict of the Court of Appeals that acquitted five people alleged to have joined DAESH and funded some activities of the group. The Appellate Court thereby sentenced the first suspect to 10 years in prison with hard labor, and refrained from pronouncing penalty against four others who were made to sign undertakings to be of good conduct.

The Public Prosecution Department charged the first to the fourth suspects for allegedly joining the outlawed group Islamic State for Iraq and Levant (ISIL), which adopts extreme ideology of violence against governments and inciting people to do so. The defendants were standing trial for fighting against some foreign countries without the consent of government, an act capable of severing relationships between Kuwait and the countries in question. The first and third suspects were alleged to have trained on the use of weapons and fought on the side of terrorists in the respective countries.

 

SOURCE : ARABTIMES

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