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الكتائب اللبنانية
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Depositor Crimes Outside Amnesty and Sentence Reduction
The article discusses the controversy surrounding the Lebanese General Amnesty Law and its impact on criminal prosecution related to depositors, particularly crimes involving money laundering and breach of trust. The law explicitly states that some of these crimes are exempt from amnesty. Constitutional experts clarify that Article Two of the law confirms the clear exemption of these crimes from amnesty, and that expanding the interpretation of these exemptions is not permissible. This maintains their exclusion from amnesty, meaning that perpetrators of such crimes do not benefit from reduced penalties. Additionally, Article Three indicates that crimes not covered by the amnesty are subject to sentence reductions, opening the possibility that some depositors may benefit from lighter sentences even if their crimes are explicitly exempted. Ultimately, the law raises questions about its application to depositor cases and establishes a complex legal framework surrounding the range of legal proceedings and penalties.
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