Verdict in Karak church terror attack case expected Sunday
The State Security Court held its third hearing on Wednesday in the case involving the terrorist attack that targeted the church in the village of Humud in Karak Governorate, which claimed the lives of nine people.
Amer Halsa, the lawyer representing the victims' families, said the State Security Court is expected to issue its verdict in the Karak terrorist attack case next Sunday, November 15.
He added that during the previous hearing, several prosecution witnesses were heard and questioned regarding the official reports, while the public prosecutor presented his closing arguments.
The State Security Court's public prosecutor filed seven categories of charges against the defendants under the Anti-Terrorism Law No. 55 of 2006, as amended, and the Penal Code No. 16 of 1960, as amended.
The State Security Court held its third hearing on Wednesday in the case involving the terrorist attack that targeted the church in the village of Humud in Karak Governorate, which claimed the lives of nine people.
Amer Halsa, the lawyer representing the victims' families, said the State Security Court is expected to issue its verdict in the Karak terrorist attack case next Sunday, November 15.
He added that during the previous hearing, several prosecution witnesses were heard and questioned regarding the official reports, while the public prosecutor presented his closing arguments.
The State Security Court's public prosecutor filed seven categories of charges against the defendants under the Anti-Terrorism Law No. 55 of 2006, as amended, and the Penal Code No. 16 of 1960, as amended.
The State Security Court held its third hearing on Wednesday in the case involving the terrorist attack that targeted the church in the village of Humud in Karak Governorate, which claimed the lives of nine people.
Amer Halsa, the lawyer representing the victims' families, said the State Security Court is expected to issue its verdict in the Karak terrorist attack case next Sunday, November 15.
He added that during the previous hearing, several prosecution witnesses were heard and questioned regarding the official reports, while the public prosecutor presented his closing arguments.
The State Security Court's public prosecutor filed seven categories of charges against the defendants under the Anti-Terrorism Law No. 55 of 2006, as amended, and the Penal Code No. 16 of 1960, as amended.
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Verdict in Karak church terror attack case expected Sunday
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