The Spanish
Supreme Court has absolved a sergeant and a soldier of a crime against military
finances for which they had been convicted and sentenced to four months in prison.
The soldiers had attempted to steal seventeen ammunition boxes that they intended
to sell.
The Supreme
Court absolved them on the ground that the bullets had already been fired. The court concluded that spent rounds cannot be considered war bullets. The
fact that they were war bullets had been treated as an aggravating
circumstance by the military court that imposed the punishment. More on this case here.
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