I'm sorry, Mrs. Shahidi, that you deliberately or inadvertently assumed that my additional explanations indicated a mistake and correction.

I think that for whatever reason you don't want to pay attention and be careful, and I won't bother you more than that and leave the matter to the judgment of dear readers and companions.

But I regret not telling you one small thing about your recent tweet. With respect to the prison days and hardships you endured, please be careful, first of all, the 31-year sentence you claim for Mr. Akbar Tabari has been violated and is not final. And now he is free from that trial case and Mr. Tabari should be tried again, examined, and a new verdict issued.

Then, the Islamic Penal Code was changed in 2014, and according to Article 58 of the parole system, for prison terms of more than 10 years, half of it has been considered as the criterion for enjoying parole, subject to other restrictions, not one-third and your hypothetical ten years.

Also, in your haste and haste in writing and responding, you inadvertently said to an independent branch called the judiciary, the honorable and appointed CEO, that it is okay to correct it so that it does not offend the gentlemen.

good night