Hamid Rasaei's 10-Month Prison Sentence Is Being Carried Out
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According to news published by Awash, this crime occurred before Rasai's term as a member of parliament, and therefore the case is not subject to parliamentary immunity.
A domestic media outlet claimed in a news report that a representative from Tehran has been summoned to serve a 10-month prison sentence for refusing to comply with a ruling by the Special Clergy Court.
Given that this crime occurred before his term of office, Hamid Rasaei is not subject to parliamentary immunity and his sentence is currently enforceable, and the court has summoned him to execute the sentences.
Citing Article 698 of the Islamic Penal Code, the court sentenced Hamid Rasaei to 10 months in prison and ordered him to publish a rebuttal on the front page of the newspaper on December 9.
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