+ Follow BALFAS AND LINRUNG Tag
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[Title] => Pasay court denies motion of convicted Indonesian bomber
[Summary] => A Pasay city judge denied yesterday the motion for reconsideration of an Indonesian to reverse his conviction for illegal possession of explosives.
But Judge Henrick Gingoyon of Pasay City Regional Trial Court branch 117 said he was "baffled" why the investigating prosecutor freed Jamal Balfas and Tamsil Linrung, two of Agus Dwikarna’s co-accused, when the evidence against the three are similar.
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[Title] => Retrial for Indon bomber
[Summary] => A convicted Indonesian, suspected of having links with Osama bin Landen’s al-Qaeda terror network, was granted his wish that his case involving illegal possession of explosives be tried again.
Agus Dwikarna’s case is expected to be retried from Aug. 16 at the Pasay City Regional Trial Court (RTC).
On July 12, Pasay City RTC Branch 117 Judge Hernick Gingoyon found Dwikarna guilty of illegal possession of explosives and sentenced him to a maximum of 17 years in prison.
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[Title] => Indonesian to appeal 17-year jail term for bomb possession
[Summary] => Convicted Indonesian terrorist Agus Dwikarna is mulling appeal of the court’s verdict that sent him to a prison term of 10 to 17 years for illegal possession of explosives.
Dwikarna expressed his intention to appeal his conviction in a talk with a 13-member Indonesian delegation that visited him in jail at Camp Crame yesterday.
The Indonesian government, sources said, also questioned Dwikarna’s conviction and sought a retrial of the case.
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But Judge Henrick Gingoyon of Pasay City Regional Trial Court branch 117 said he was "baffled" why the investigating prosecutor freed Jamal Balfas and Tamsil Linrung, two of Agus Dwikarna’s co-accused, when the evidence against the three are similar.
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Agus Dwikarna’s case is expected to be retried from Aug. 16 at the Pasay City Regional Trial Court (RTC).
On July 12, Pasay City RTC Branch 117 Judge Hernick Gingoyon found Dwikarna guilty of illegal possession of explosives and sentenced him to a maximum of 17 years in prison.
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[Title] => Indonesian to appeal 17-year jail term for bomb possession
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Dwikarna expressed his intention to appeal his conviction in a talk with a 13-member Indonesian delegation that visited him in jail at Camp Crame yesterday.
The Indonesian government, sources said, also questioned Dwikarna’s conviction and sought a retrial of the case.
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