Ex-Iraq Salahuddin governor gets seven years

A default judgment has been issued sentencing Ammar Jaber Khalil Abdul Hamid to seven years in prison, former Governor of Salahuddin in Iraq, due to his involvement in the crime of illicit wealth and asset inflation. The verdict also imposed a fine of approximately 1.73 billion Iraqi dinars, equivalent to the amount of illicit gains, and mandated his return of the money. Additionally, the ruling authorized the seizure of his and his wife’s and son’s movable and immovable assets, issued an arrest warrant, and ordered a search operation. The court emphasizes that the convicted individual shall not be released until the amounts are refunded and the fine paid, while the law allows for the claiming of compensation for damages.

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