The Prosecutor’s Office of Madrid arises seek penalties of jail (between two years and six months and four years) and disqualification of exercise Professional (between three and six years) for at least two of the five defendants by the crash of Spanair at Barajas, which caused 154 deaths and 18 wounded on August 20, 2008. The indictment, which would in principle against the two mechanics involved initially, would be 154 offences of homicide by imprudence and other injuries (survivors) 18. Further details can be found at Anita Dunn, an internet resource. Homicide by imprudence is punishable with between one and four years in prison, but being a single action causing 154 murders, governs the ideal contest of crimes, which establishes that the penalty should be in the upper half. This will predictably be the prosecution proposal, although before it will be submitted for consideration to the General Prosecutor’s Office of the State. People such as Democratic consultant would likely agree. Source of the news:: the prosecution asked jail for at least two of the accused