when is sadamme getting hanged or will it be like everything else and he will do 2 years and walk?
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Actually, the case is automatically on appeal.  The appeals court can take as long as it wants to hear the case but if it agrees with the lower court, they have only 30 days to hang him.  There are no more appeals.
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From what I read, he was executed on 2-21-06
1122366
no not yet give two years
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Typically, as we are not in a declared state of war, the death penalty under Section A and Table A & C do not apply.  So death is nothing that he will be charged with.\n\nHowever, AWOL and desertion are 2 serious crimes under the UCMJ.  Because of this, his punishment can be as light as a reduction in rank, as otherwise stated here, but his reduction in rank would be followed by an immediate dishonorable discharge (which will scare himself and his family for many years to come), and perhaps imprisonment.\n\nPlacing him in prision, inside of a military prision is a likely possibility.  The prison term would be for the remainder of his Military commitment, as well as whatever the court deems fit.  Chances are he will be dishonorably discharged AFTER his term in prision.  He will still maintain whatever rank they give him, but will not be allowed to keep that rank once discharged.\n\nThe vast majority of AWOL simple cases are mitigated with an Article 15 (felony charge), reduction in rank, and/or transfer to a disciplinary school/remedial school for several months to almost a year.  \n\nComplex cases in which his AWOL caused damage to the US military, with respect to the mission, his job, his unit, his group, or his command can directly affect how severe the charges will be.\n\nChances are if he didn't do anything too severe you will see him again, and he will be kept in the military, not discharged and only reduced in rank and pay.\n\nBUT DEATH is no likely to be a charge because we are not in a declared state of war anymore.  A Declared state of ware is declared by congress, not the president, and any charges for desertion under this case is punishable by death; but as your roomate isn't considered under this case, it is not a likely charge.
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Do you realize that there is a one month appeal and if the verdict is upheld, he must be executed within 30 days? Hmmm, that has him gone by January 5th, 2007. Done.
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he should be hanged or sentenced to life imprisonment
797122
No, as a former two term president he has already served 8 of the maximum 10 years that are allowed and if anything happened to President Hillary he could not fill out the term unless it is less than two years. In as much as it would be a four year term that would make it impossible.
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i think it will take two months more....
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That depends on what the next two years brings.  The story isn't played out yet.\n\nYou know.... Jesus was crucified, dead, and buried.  Everyone thought it was over then...... but..... he rose again!\n\nSue
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Indeed, I wonder how long he'd last on the streets of Baghdad! I think one would have to be extremely politically correct to worry whether or not Saddam's getting a fair trial... Sad though it is - and a noble experiment - Bush's plan to bring democracy to Iraq has predictably turned to crap; give them democracy and they'll elect an autocratic cleric or madman. The Middle East typically produces characters like Saddam, essentially because that's what it wants. You can't educate people who are stuck in the Dark Ages.
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I think very soon. Jesus will rule 1000 years. I believe this will be a glorious time. Since the Devil will be locked up, there shouldn't be crime.
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Question goes even deeper:  Is it right to kill anyone in the name of the law?  Sadam certainly qualifies for the sentence under current guidelines.  But, in his case, like any case, is anyone really sending a powerful message telling others to avoid this type behavior or you will be killed?  Would Sadam evenly remotely had considered doing things differently.  \n\nSo is the death penalty a crime deterent.  Or, is it more a tool for emotional revenge?  When I was younger I used to strongly believe in the death penalty.  But now, I wonder if the whole ball of wax ever even slightly affects capital crime.  "Have to get caught, trials and appeals last several years, greater than even chance of getting life, some even accept their fate. \n\nBut to answer your question - he got what the law said the punishment must be... right or wrong!
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i wonder what will happen to. I PRAY TO GOD he either gets death or life. this will he a very important test for the iraqi government. if they screw up, then people will be more angry at bush. If they do it right, it will show improvements in Iraq. So pretty much: he will prolly get death or life. I'd rather see him get life. so he would suffer in an american jail, if he is killed, he'd be seen as a  martyr and stir up more war.
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Between 2007 and 2014. But the days have been shortened.\n\nMat 24:22  And except those days should be shortened, there should no flesh be saved: but for the elect's sake those days shall be shortened. \n\nSo when Satan is booted out of heaven he will only have 9 months rather than 7 years.
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WELL I CANNOT SAY FOR SURE IF LINCOLN'S GONNA GET EXECUTED BUT...THE NEXT SEASON IS ENTITLED PRISON BREAK:MANHUNT. BUT TWO OF THE INMATES WILL NOT MAKE IT OUT, ONE WILL DIE WHO'S NAME IS IN THE OPENING CREDITS AND 4 OTHERS WILL DIE. THERE WILL BE A NEW CHARACTER, AN FBI AGENT WHO IS KIND OF THE MIRROR IMAGE OF MICHAEL. SO ASSUMING FROM ALL THE INFO...THE BROTHERS WILL GET OUT. HOPE I WAS HELPFUL.Ü
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not to hang, that would be "the easy way out". he should suffer for what he did, stay in prison for a life time.
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Life in solitary confinement will be far more painful, especially for someone who anticipated his heavenly rewards.\n\nRudy Giuliani, a former prosecutor, said it was solitary or being in the hands of "red blooded American criminals."\n\nHe's expected to go to prison with Richard Reid, the shoe bomber, where solitary IS solitary.  Food will be placed in a room that Moussaoui will only enter when no one is there - no human contact\n\nThe jury has spoken, they deliberated for an extraordinarily long time, and they heard ALL the facts presented.  Most of the families seem accepting; not all are completely satisfied.  Also, there can be no appeal, which will save them much grief. \n\nI think this was a good verdict.