Topic: Ali al-Marri
Ali Saleh Kahlah al-Marri is a Qatari graduate student arrested in December of 2001 as a suspected al Qaeda agent. On April 29 , 2009 , al-Marri pleaded guilty, in an Illinois courtroom, to one count of conspiring to provide material support or resources ...
The article focuses on the effectiveness of the multi-prong approach used in addressing security detention, prevention attention and terrorism in the U.S. Ra- ther, this article will review the recent calls for a new system of preventive detention and the legal ...
A US judge sentenced Al-Qaeda sleeper agent Ali al-Marri to more than eight years in prison, rejecting pleas from prosecutors for a much longer jail term.Judge Michael Mihm expressed fears Thursday Marri could re-offend but said a " just sentence" must reflect ...
Judge in Ill. sentences al-Qaida agent more than 8 years in prison because of harsh treatmentA federal judge sentenced an al-Qaida sleeper agent to a relatively light eight years in prison Thursday because the man received what the judge called " But Mihm ...
PEORIA, Illinois (Reuters) - An accused al Qaeda sleeper agent, who was labeled an " enemy combatant" and held in isolation in a U.S. Navy brig, was sentenced on Thursday to 100 months in prison, with the judge worrying he might return to ...
An Al-Qaeda sleeper agent who pleaded guilty to supporting terrorism should get a break on his sentence because of harsh conditions he has faced since his 2001 arrest, his lawyer said.Ali al-Marri, who was the last remaining " enemy combatant" held on ...
An Al-Qaeda sleeper agent who pleaded guilty to supporting terrorism after he was held in the United States without charge for nearly six years will appear in court Wednesday for a sentencing hearing.Ali al-Marri, who was the last remaining " enemy combatant ...
Supreme Court signals important decisions ahead in politics, civil rightsThe Supreme Court will have a new look and perhaps a new member but the same right-of-center tilt when the justices return in late summer to deal with unfinished business about money in ...
Al-Qaida used free Hotmail, simplistic codes, almanac to prep for alleged attack after 9/11In the days following the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, alleged al-Qaida operations mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed intended to use his free Hotmail account to direct a U.S ...
Al-Qaeda sleeper agent Ali al-Marri, who was held by the United States without trial for more than five years as an " enemy combatant," pleaded guilty Thursday to conspiring to provide material support to terrorism. "Without a doubt, this case is a grim ...