QATAR: MAN GIVEN DEATH PENALTY SEEKS RETRIAL
a man sentenced to death in absentia by a criminal court in Doha, Qatar, filed a plea for reopening the trial
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a man sentenced to death in absentia by a criminal court in Doha, Qatar, filed a plea for reopening the trial. Qatari law permits reopening of a trial if a convict has been tried in absentia. The man was convicted with two others for smuggling drugs into the country. The man, however, returned and filed a plea through his lawyer that the trial be reopened. He and two of his accomplices were convicted for smuggling 159kg of hashish in a speedboat.
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- (Sources: The Peninsula, 09/06/2009)
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