Nor could they be subject to amnesty, it ruled last month.According to Chile's Interior Ministry, 148 people, including nearly 50 military officers, have already been convicted for human-rights violations during the 17-year dictatorship.
People convicted of some misdemeanors cannot apply for public housing for three years; those convicted of violations are ineligible for two years.
"There cannot be impunity for those who have been convicted for gross human rights violations".
A few months later, the US invaded Panama and deposed Noriega, who was convicted for drug trafficking and human rights violations, and sent to prison where he remains to this day.
Eventually, four aides, including one who was sued, were charged and convicted of violations related to the fraud.
Health inspections are a sensitive subject in the city's restaurant industry, given what happened in the 1980's, when nearly 40 inspectors were convicted for taking payoffs from restaurants that feared the publication of violations.
Several of the organization's members were arrested and convicted for conspiracy to commit robbery and for firearms and explosives violations.
On August 11 , 1999 President Bill Clinton offered conditional clemency to sixteen members of the FALN convicted for conspiracy to commit robbery, conspiracy to bomb-making, and sedition, as well as for firearms and explosives violations.
In 1964, the poet Joseph Brodsky was charged and convicted for "parasitism"; in 1968, the participants of the demonstration against Soviet invasion in Czechoslovakia were charged with violation of public order.
He'd been convicted for gross indecency.
