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Ms. Lim-Napoles met Wednesday night with Edwin Lacierda, a presidential spokesman, in a Manila cemetery and asked to be allowed to surrender directly to the president.

After the sentencing, his lawyer, Mr. Marino, asked the judge if his client could be placed on bail and be allowed to surrender himself when it came time to report to prison.

The officers who are expected to be charged in connection with ticket fixing are likely to be allowed to surrender, rather than face arrest at their homes or precincts.

One of the UK's former leading chiefs on counter-terrorism has said would-be jihadis should be allowed to surrender their British passports and travel to join extremist groups.

Mr. Passaro's lawyer, Gerald Beaver, said he was stunned when his client was picked up, saying he had been in consultation with the government since March and believed Mr. Passaro would be allowed to surrender himself if there were any indictments.

Most of those indicted today will be allowed to surrender themselves.

On Thursday, Mr. Lacierda denied that Ms. Lim-Napoles had received special treatment by being allowed to surrender directly to Mr. Aquino.

Mr. D'Amiano, who could face 20 years in prison, was allowed to surrender to the prosecutor's office on Tuesday and appeared before United States Magistrate Judge M.C.

Two days later, federal agents arrested and handcuffed a former Asbury Park City Council member who had been indicted, although more than a dozen other public officials indicted this year have been allowed to surrender.

The judge agreed that Mr. Israel, 49, may not live out his sentence, and said his health issues were part of the reason Israel had been allowed to surrender on his own for the 20-year prison term.

While many Afghan Taliban soldiers in the war have simply defected or been allowed to surrender and go home, the non-Afghan fighters here expected no mercy at the hands of the Northern Alliance.