SAUDI ARABIA: SUPREME COURT REVOKES DEATH SENTENCE AGAINST TWO
the Saudi Arabian Supreme Court annulled the death sentences of two high school pupils accused of murdering a fellow student, Munther Al-Haraki, in January 2007.
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the Saudi Arabian Supreme Court annulled the death sentences of two high school pupils accused of murdering a fellow student, Munther Al-Haraki, in January 2007. Canadian Muhammad Kohail, 23, and Jordanian Muhanna Masood, 22, will be tried again by a new judicial committee. The annulment was based on the fact that the killing was not intentional.
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- (Sources: Saudi Gazette, 11/01/10)
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