Everyone who deliberately mobilizes other people to commit terrorism will be charged with death penalty, life sentence or a prison sentence of 20 years. G. Article 15 has been changed into the following passage: 1. Everyone who commits harmful cooperation by assisting a main perpetrator to commit terrorism crimes – or those who attempt failed terrorist attacks – will be charged with the same penalty as the main perpetrator or those who successfully commit terrorist attacks. 2. People who are involved in actions stipulated in point 1 will only be charged if evidence shows that they intentionally and deliberately prepare their actions. H. Between articles 16 and 17, we insert one article, 16A, stipulating that: In cases of terrorism crimes committed by children, the punishment that will be used to charge them will be adjusted according to law on child crime prosecution I. Article 25 has been changed into the following: 1. Investigation, indictment and examination in the court room for terrorism crimes are conducted based on criminal laws, unless in cases where this law declares otherwise. 2. For investigation purposes, investigators are authorized to detail suspects for a maximum period of 180 days. 3. The period of detention as stipulated by point number to could be lengthened to a maximum period of 60 days. 4. For indictment purposes, prosecutors could only extend the detention period of suspects in maximum 60 days. 5. The detention period for indictment purposes as stipulated in point number 4 could be extended by the state court judge to a maximum period of 60 days. 6. With the exception to the detention period stipulated by points three and five, for the purposes of investigation and indictment, the detention period could be extended by the state court judge head in maximum 60 days. J. Article 28 has been changed into the following passage: Investigators could nab everyone who is strongly suspected of committing terrorism crimes within a maximum period of 30 days. K. Between articles 28 and 29, we insert one article, 28A, which reads as follows: