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Lawyer and former judge Luay Jamal Obeidat warned against proposed government amendments to Jordan’s Correction and Rehabilitation Centers Law that would exclude people convicted under the Anti-Terrorism Law from release after serving three-quarters of their sentence. He said Article 34, unlike Article 35, treats release—once the requirements of good conduct and discipline are met—as a legal entitlement rather than a discretionary power, and that Article 38 links sentence reductions to an inmate’s conduct. He called for the amendments to be approached with caution and reviewed from legal and human-rights perspectives, warning against infringing the rights of people convicted of crimes committed while the current law was in force.
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