SSC releases 16 defendants in the 'sedition' case upon King's directives

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Home Jordan News SSC releases 16 defendants in the 'sedition' case upon King's directives 22-04-2021 04:42 PM Ammon News - Emanating from His Majesty King Abdullah II’s keenness on interests of the country and the citizen, the Public Prosecutor of the State Security Court (SSC), Military Judge Brigadier General, Hazem Majali, has released 16 defendants involved in the so-called 'sedition' case within effective legal frameworks. As for Bassem Awaddallah and Sharif Abdul Rahman Hassan bin Zaid, who were also detained in relation to the case, Majali said these two defendants were not released due to their "different roles, the kind of their indictment sheets, and the degree of incitement that differs from the rest of the defendants who were freed." (Petra)

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SSC releases 16 defendants in the 'sedition' case upon King's directives

22-04-2021 04:42 PM

Ammon News - Emanating from His Majesty King Abdullah II’s keenness on interests of the country and the citizen, the Public Prosecutor of the State Security Court (SSC), Military Judge Brigadier General, Hazem Majali, has released 16 defendants involved in the so-called 'sedition' case within effective legal frameworks.

As for Bassem Awaddallah and Sharif Abdul Rahman Hassan bin Zaid, who were also detained in relation to the case, Majali said these two defendants were not released due to their "different roles, the kind of their indictment sheets, and the degree of incitement that differs from the rest of the defendants who were freed."

(Petra)

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