At 11:11 2-6-01 +0300, Charlie Bell wrote: >The exceptional case being treason, in Britain. > >As I said in a previous post, the Isle of Man still had the death penlty for >murder (but no means of enforcing it). A few years ago (about 6 or 7, iirc), >a murderer was sentenced to death on Man, and Royal Lenience was invoked to >reduce this to a life sentence on Her Majesty's Pleasure. Last time I heard (some years ago), something similar happens in Belgium. A Belgian court can still sentence someone to death, but the criminal automatically receives a "Royal Pardon" from the King and has his sentence changed to life in prison. Jeroen _________________________________________________________________________ Wonderful World of Brin-L Website: http://go.to/brin-l
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