101.   Prosecutors also demanded life terms for Chung Ho-Yong and Hwang Young-Si, former full generals also charged with major involvement in the mutiny and insurrection.

102.   Prosecutors demanded a new venue after claiming their team had received telephone calls threatening attacks on lawyers and the makeshift courtroom inside Karachi prison.

103.   Prosecutors demanded sentences of between four and six-and-a-half years if the pair are found guilty.

104.   Prosecutors demanded the death penalty Monday for seven suspected Islamic militants accused of kidnapping three French consular officials.

105.   Prosecutors had demanded a death sentence, accusing Jong of sending information on South Korean defence, details of military equipment programs and political analyses.

106.   Prosecutors had demanded a three-year term, but some local people, especially older women, told AFP the sentence was too light.

107.   Prosecutors have also demanded capital punishment in the cases of two other former disciples.

108.   Prosecutors have demanded death for Chun and life imprisonment for Roh and prison terms ranging from one to four years for the nine business leaders.

109.   Prosecutors in turn demanded the defendant be found guilty of premeditated murder, which under Israeli law carries a mandatory sentence of life in prison.

110.   Prosecutors had demanded five years for Joyu.