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Fear-ah
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posted 02 May 2006 10:56 AM      Profile for Fear-ah        Edit/Delete Post
For folks that have been following this one. In the last episode, al-Arian had already been in prison on bogus charges for three years and agreed to a plea bargain with the DA to a minor charge, so he get out of prison...the Judge threw out the plea bargain

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Palestinian professor sentenced for terrorism in US

A Florida judge told a Palestinian computer engineer yesterday that he must spend another 18 months in prison before being deported, in a case that had been seen as a key test for sweeping anti-terror legislation brought in after September 11.

Sami al-Arian, a former professor at the University of South Florida, has been jailed since February 2003, meaning he has 18 months to serve in the four year and nine month term he received yesterday. In sentencing, Judge James Moody called him an "active leader" in Islamic Jihad.
Guardian



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