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Cdr. (ret) Chang Chi-hsin |
As previously reported
here, Taiwan did away with military trials last year following the exhaustion death of a soldier in disciplinary custody. As fallout of the change, a retired naval officer who was sentenced by a court-martial to life in prison for attempting to become a spy has been
resentenced by a civilian court. His new sentence is confinement for six years. Commander
Chang Chih-hsin had been director of the Political Warfare Office at the Naval Meteorological and Oceanographic Office.
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