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terereeseeeecolygmor WAR OF THR UNTT Ap SHENTON SG mrt ror ARMY A td cree te ; I PENALTY 8Y DEATH | ALL CHARGES THAT FACE A DEATH PENALTY SHALL BE PRESSNTRD TO. A JURY TRIAL MADE UP OF THE MEMBERS OF THE GUERRILLA FORCES, THE JURY SHALL PE SELECTED RY THE CHARGED AND TR= JUDGE CONDUCTING THE TRIAL SHALL RE SELECTED RY THE CHARGED ALSO. THE CUARGEN SUALL SEL°T HTS OR TER DEFENSE, AND THE TRIAL JUDGE SHALL SELECT THE PROSECUTOR, TH" JURY SHALL NUMP TY AT LEAS 3/4 OF THE REMAINING MEMPERS OF THE CELL, AND THE VERDICT MUST BE UNANIMOUS, 1, THE SURRENDER TO THE ENEMY : . 2, THE KILLING OF A COMRADE OR BISOREYING ORDERS THAT RESULT IN THE DEATH OF A COMRADE 3. THE BESERTING OF A COMRADE ON THE FIELD OF WAR: a, LEAVING A TEAM POSITION, THEREBY NOT COVERING A COMRADE b. LEAVING A WOUNDED COMRADE . : 4, THE INFORMING TO THE ENEMY OR SPYING AGAINST THE PHOPLE oR GUERRILLAS, 5. LEAVING A CELL UNIT OR BASE CAMP WITHOUT ORDERS Any comrade may leave the guerrilla forces if she-or he feels that they no longer feel the courage or faith in the people and the struggle that we wage, .A comrade, however, must follow the CODES OF WAR in doing this: that is he or she must inform the commanding puerrilla of their wish to o from the guerrilla forca, Thereupon, the guerrilla in command will relesse them in a safe-arlea, The ex~combatant may only leave with his or her personz? side-arn, REMEMBER, this is the ONLY way a comrade may leave the S.L.A., any other way is _ deserting, punishable by death, 6, ALL PAID OR UNPAID INFORMANTS OPERATING WITHIN THE COMMUNITY AGAINST THE PEOPLE Ad THE GUERRILLA FORCES ARE SENTANCED WITHOUT ‘TRIAL TO IMMEDIATE DEATR. ep PENALTY BY DISCIPLINARY ACTION me DISCIPLINARY ACTION SHOULD BE PRIMARILY TO AID THE COLLECTIVE GRONTH OF THE CHIT, SO THAT (HROUGH POSITIVE ACTION THE MISTAKE IS UNDERSTOOD, ALL CHARGES THAT FACE DISCIPLT” .2Y ACTION SYALL BE UNDER THE FULL CONTROL OF THE GUERRILLA IV COMMAND, AND SHE OR HE SHALL WEIS" ALL ‘WIDENCE AND SHALL DECIDE THE VERDICT, AND IF NEROED, DIRECT THE DISCIPLINARY ACTIO™ TO RE TAKEN BY THE CHARGED COMRADE NECESSARY TO CORRECT HIM OR HAR. EXAMPLES OF DISCIPLTARY ACTION ARE: THE CLEANING AND MAINTANSNCE OF ALL CELL ARMS, AMMUNITIGN AND EXPLOSIV™> BOR ONE JEEK, THE UPK&EP OF OUT_HOUSES, THE FULL SUSPRNSION OF WINE OR CIGARETTES, AND EXTR. DOTTES SUCH AS ADDITIONAL WATCHES, PRACTICE. AND STUDY PERIODS, CORRESPONDENCE, FILING, TYPTYC, ‘JASHING, CLEANING, COOKING AND PHYSICAL EXERCISES, 3 8 1. LACK OF RESPONSIBILITY & DETERMINED DECISIVENESS Til FOLLOWING ORDERS, 2, NON-VIGILANCE OR THE LEAVING OF AW ASSIGNSD POST WITHOUT ORDERS 3. LACK OF RESPONSIBILITY IN MAINTAINING EQUIPMENT OR IN MAINTAINING PROFICTENCY 7" ALL ; GUERRILLA SKILLS, ESPSCIALLY SHOOTING. | ‘4, THE USE OF ANY UN-MEDICALLY PRESCRIBED DRUGS: : Thas rule relates to the use of such drugs as heroin, spped, peyote, mescline, 3 reds, pep pills, wiites, yellow jackets, bennies, dextes, roof balls, LS", and any other type hallucinary drugs. However, permission is granted to the one of only two types of relaxing Hrups: these are marijuana &/or beer or wines ane other alcohols, This permi¥ssion.is only pranted when approved by the rucrr dla dn command, and with very westraining use only, No officer may grant the «ise of any of these said drugs to fthe full number of forces under his or her cor -and, if this permission is prantied, only half the force will be allowed to ta!:. nort, while the other half will ytand post and euard duty, The past has show + oc true revolutionaries have seriously undertaken revolutionary armed struggle, rn ijuans and alcohol are not used for rocrestional purposns or to dilute. or hluy their consciousness of reality, but rather in very small amounts for medicinal rurnoses only to cAlm nerves under times of tension, not to distort reality, - THE FAILURE TO SAVER ALL PAST CONTACTS OR FAILING "0 DESTROY ALL SVIDENCR OF TO’ "TFT CATT ‘OR ASSOCIATIONS, * ; : @ , @ ash