Translation from Arabic Ref. Trans./4 10 07-1/Prot/E.T. 8. Crimes against the public safety as stipulated in Articles from (157) until (168) of Penal Law no. (16) of Year 1960. 9. Breaching the Provisions of Article (195) of Penal Law no. (16) of Year 1960. 10. Crimes stipulated in Articles (160) and (162) and sections (b), (c), and (d), and (e) of Article (177), and sections (b) and (c) of Article (179) of Civil Aviation Law no. (50) of Year 1985. 11. Concealing the crimes and felonies stipulated in Article (206) of Penal Law no. (16) of Year 1960. b- If the Attorney General of the State Security Court discovered specific accusations (among the main charges) that do not fall under the jurisdiction of the State Security Court, he would still have the right to refer them to the State Security Court in correlation with the other accusations. Article (4): The following individuals shall fall under the jurisdiction of the State Security Court and not another Court: anyone who conspires, instigates, or assists in committing any of the crimes mentioned in this law, or who tries to commit any of them, or tries to urge, instigate, or encourage another person to commit them, or helps in any other way in facilitating the performance of the crime, and anyone in general who is connected to the performance of these crimes. Article (5): The State Security Court formed for the sake of judging cases under the provisions of this Law shall be obliged to observe the legal texts indicated in Article (3) of this Law, and to apply the penalties stated therein. Article (6): The Provisions of this Law shall not be applicable to cases already submitted to other courts before the date in which this Law became effective, and such cases shall continue to be considered by the competent court until a verdict is issued. Article (7): a) The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs-of-Staff shall appoint the president of the Military Judiciary or one of the latter's assistants as an Attorney General for the State Security Court, and he may appoint an assistant or more from the military judges. He shall also appoint one military judge or more to act as a Prosecutor General, in accordance with the competencies stipulated to each of them in the Law on the Rules of Criminal Procedures. b) 1. The Prosecutor General or any of his assistants in the Judicial Police shall practice the authority given to them in accordance with the provisions of the valid Law on the Rules of Criminal Procedures, and shall have the right to detain the defendant(s), whenever necessary, for a period not exceeding seven days before referring him (them) to the Prosecutor General. 2. Notwithstanding the text of the valid Law of the Rules of Criminal Procedures, the Prosecutor General has the right to issue an arrest warrant against the defendant in fellonies that fall under the 2