Sentenced to 3 Months in Prison a Soldier for Travelling Outside His Destination While on Leave
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He has been convicted of an offence of abandonment of residence which punishes active military personnel who are absent from his place of residence for more than three days.
El Confidencial
The soldier went to Malaga without permission and remained there for four days while on medical leave, which constitutes a crime of abandonment of residence.
The unauthorized travel and the conviction Details of the military incident and regulation Sentence and sanctions imposed The defense and the judicial response Arguments of the defense Rejection of the Supreme Court Military Implications and Context Strict rules during medical leave Relevance in the discipline of the Army A soldier of the Army of Land stationed in Melilla was sentenced to prison after traveling without authorization by boat to M…
The Supreme Court (TS) has confirmed the sentence of three months and one day in prison for a soldier of the Army of Land who left his place in Melilla without authorization during a medical discharge for a period of four days. This is what the Military Chamber of the Supreme has decided in a judgment, collected by Europa Press, in which it rejects the appeal of cassation that the man had filed before the Second Territorial Military Court. This …
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