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جراءة نيوز
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Jordanian Justice Minister Bassam al-Talhouni said amendments to the counterterrorism laws would allow convicted persons to be placed under house arrest, electronic monitoring and tracking after completing their sentences, for a period set by the court. They could also be required to take part in rehabilitation programs and have their conduct monitored. The amendments raise the minimum penalties for some terrorist acts to 10 years, while other acts carry sentences of up to 15 years; in some cases, the penalty may be death. They also require sentences for multiple crimes to be served cumulatively rather than merged. The amendments double penalties for those who assist, collaborate, incite, participate in or cover up terrorist crimes.
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