03 July 2007 :

the Central Criminal Court of Iraq, a forum in which US troops testify against alleged insurgents they arrest, convicted another 46 people with four being sentenced to death.
According to a statement released by the US military, one Iraqi man was condemned to death on June 21 for participating in multiple terrorist attacks, and kidnapping and killing Iraqi policemen. He confessed to being a member of the Jaysh al Mujahedin terrorist group. A Saudi Arabian national was sentenced to death on June 19 for helping attack a US military convoy in Iraq. He was arrested near Baghdad on Sept 9, 2006, and confessed to receiving training by al-Qaida. Two others, of Iraqi and Yemeni origins, were sentenced to death on June 17. They were captured on Dec 15, 2006, by Iraqi security forces for “participating in terrorist operations.” None of the four who were convicted is older than 28.
Three other Iraqis were sentenced to life imprisonment without parole for unspecified crimes which violated the Iraqi Terrorist Law. All others were convicted for illegal weapons possession or false identification, with sentences being issued for one to 30 years in prison.
Since April 2004, the CCCI has held 2,255 trials for suspected criminals, leading to 2,003 convictions.