Jordan man gets 3 months for night intrusion
The Amman Court of First Instance sentenced a man in his thirties to three months in prison after being convicted of crimes including assaulting his relative's house at night, carrying a sharp tool and a knife while entering the house without permission, which led to a scuffle and injuries among family members. The case revealed that the defendant was hiding inside a closet in the house and stated that he was searching for someone with whom he had a dispute. He was assaulted by family members when they discovered his presence. The court confirmed that entering a house at night without the owner's permission and possessing a knife constitute crimes of violating the sanctity of a home and carrying a sharp tool. A judgment was issued ordering a three-month prison sentence along with a fine and the confiscation of the weapon. The ruling is subject to appeal.
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