+ Follow ACHILLES SEGUMALAIN Tag
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[Title] => AFP: Pre-trial probe a warning to future coup plotters
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The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) said yesterday the recommendation to subject Army and Marine officers allegedly involved in the failed Feb. 24 coup to pre-trial or preliminary investigation for possible court martial should be a stern warning to those planning to stage another power grab.
[DatePublished] => 2006-07-31 00:00:00
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[Title] => 40 Army, Marine officers to get lighter penalty if convicted
[Summary] => If convicted, 40 Army and Marine officers now charged with attempted mutiny for their alleged involvement in the Feb. 24 failed attempt to overthrow the government will get a much lighter punishment, according to a military lawyer.
Citing military jurisprudence, the lawyer, speaking on condition of anonymity, said attempted mutiny carries a penalty two degrees lower than the actual mutiny charge.
Mutiny carries a death penalty if committed during wartime and life imprisonment during peacetime, he said.
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ACHILLES SEGUMALAIN
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The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) said yesterday the recommendation to subject Army and Marine officers allegedly involved in the failed Feb. 24 coup to pre-trial or preliminary investigation for possible court martial should be a stern warning to those planning to stage another power grab.
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[Title] => 40 Army, Marine officers to get lighter penalty if convicted
[Summary] => If convicted, 40 Army and Marine officers now charged with attempted mutiny for their alleged involvement in the Feb. 24 failed attempt to overthrow the government will get a much lighter punishment, according to a military lawyer.
Citing military jurisprudence, the lawyer, speaking on condition of anonymity, said attempted mutiny carries a penalty two degrees lower than the actual mutiny charge.
Mutiny carries a death penalty if committed during wartime and life imprisonment during peacetime, he said.
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