Al-Qaida sleeper agent to be sentenced in Ill.
In this Jan. 16, 2009 photo released by the International Committee of the Red Cross via his lawyer Andy Savage, Ali al-Marri is seen at the Charleston Naval Brig in Charleston, S.C. A two-day sentencing begins Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2009, at federal court in Peoria, Ill., for al-Marri, a former Bradley...
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- News Source: The Boston Globe | about 1 month agoIn this Jan. 16, 2009 photo released by the International Committee of the Red Cross via his lawyer Andy Savage, Ali al-Marri is seen at the Charleston Naval Brig in Charleston, S.C. A two-day sentencing begins Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2009, at federal...
- News Source: Chicago Tribune | about 1 month agoFor 16 months after the Bush administration labeled him an enemy combatant, Ali al-Marri was kept in extreme isolation in a naval brig in South Carolina , housed in a virtually windowless cell and without access to family, legal counsel or the world...
- News Source: Seattle Times | about 1 month agoAir Force major described an al-Qaida sleeper agent as a sometimes kind, respectful man who nonetheless would attack the United States if given a chance...Air Force major described an al-Qaida sleeper agent as a sometimes kind, respectful man who...
- News Source: Fox News | about 1 month agoIll. Videotapes presented at the sentencing hearing for an Al Qaeda sleeper agent show long days spent alternately pacing and reclining on a concrete floor during the nearly six years he was held as an enemy combatant. Lawyers for 44-year-old...
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- Blog Source: reactionradio.netThe psychologist testified during the first day of a sentencing hearing for 44-year-old former Bradley University graduate student Ali al-Marri, who has admitted training in al-Qaida camps and having contact with those involved in the ...
- Blog Source: stupidica.comA U.S. Air Force psychologist described an al-Qaida sleeper agent as a sometimes kind, respectful man who nonetheless would attack the United States if given a chance. The psychologist testified during the first day of a sentencing ...
- Blog Source: reactionradio.netDefense attorneys for an al-Qaida sleeper agent plan to argue at his sentencing in Peoria this week that the five years he spent locked up without charges was.
- Blog Source: blog.taragana.comDefense attorneys for an al-Qaida sleeper agent plan to argue at his sentencing this week that his five years spent locked up without charge was enough punishment and he should be immediately released. Former Bradley University student ...
- Blog Source: www.securitylawbrief.comThe op-ed discusses the case of Ali al-Marri, a student from Qatar and US resident when he was arrested in 2001 and accused of being an Al Qaeda sleeper agent. Al-Marri has been held as an enemy combatant since 2003 in a military brig ...
- Blog Source: www.keepamericasafe.comProsecutors have recommended the maximum 15 years behind bars, and the judge's decision could have far-reaching effects. The United States still holds more than 200 people without charge at Guantanamo Bay. If convicted, those detainees ...
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