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  No prisoner of war may be convicted without having had an opportunity to present his defense
  and the assistance of a qualified advocate or counsel.
  ARTICLE 100
  Prisoners of war and the Protecting Powers shall be informed as soon as possible of the offences
  which are punishable by the death sentence under the laws of the Detaining Power.
  Other offences shall not thereafter be made punishable by the death penalty without the
  concurrence of the Power upon which the prisoners of war depend.
  The death sentence cannot be pronounced on a prisoner of war unless the attention of the court
  has, in accordance with Article 87, second paragraph, been particularly called to the fact that
  since the accused is not a national of the Detaining Power, he is not bound to it by any duty of
  allegiance, and that he is in its power as the result of circumstances independent of his own will.
  ARTICLE 101
  If the death penalty is pronounced on a prisoner of war, the sentence shall not be executed before
  the expiration of a period of at least six months from the date when the Protecting Power
  receives, at an indicated address, the detailed communication provided for in Article 107.
  ARTICLE 102
  A prisoner of war can be validly sentenced only if the sentence has been pronounced by the same
  courts according to the same procedure as in the case of members of the armed forces of the
  Detaining Power, and if, furthermore, the provisions of the present Chapter have been observed.
  ARTICLE 103
  Judicial investigations relating to a prisoner of war shall be conducted as rapidly as
  circumstances permit and so that his trial shall take place as soon as possible. A prisoner of war
  shall not be confined while awaiting trial unless a member of the armed forces of the Detaining
  Power would be so confined if he were accused of a similar offence, or if it is essential to do so in
  the interests of national security. In no circumstances shall this confinement exceed three
  months.
  Any period spent by a prisoner of war in confinement awaiting trial shall be deducted from any
  sentence of imprisonment passed upon him and taken into account in fixing any penalty.
  The provisions of Articles 97 and 98 of this Chapter shall apply to a prisoner of war whilst in
  confinement awaiting trial.
  ARTICLE 104
  In any case in which the Detaining Power has decided to institute judicial proceedings against a
  prisoner of war, it shall notify the Protecting Power as soon as possible and at least three weeks
  before the opening of the trial. This period of three weeks shall run as from the day on which
  such notification reaches the Protecting Power at the address previously indicated by the latter
  to the Detaining Power.