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Re: U.S. Army Private Faces Spying Charges

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Subject: Re: U.S. Army Private Faces Spying Charges
From: "Peter Trei" <[email protected]>
Date: Fri, 23 Aug 1996 09:17:03 -6
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> 
> Thomas C. Allard wrote:
> > 
> > His father said an Army major at Fort Bragg, whom he declined to name,
> > had urged him to persuade his son to sign a confession, so prosecutors
> > would not seek the death penalty.
> 
> Isn't plea bargaining wonderful?
> 
> Gary

Iff this guy is guilty (and I have no particular reason to doubt it), I was still under
the impression that treason carried the death penalty only in wartime.

Peter Trei
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