2009 Update and Recent Developments follows up on our original report, focusing on criminal cases arising from terrorism that is associated-organizationally, financially, or ideologically-with self-described "jihadist" or Islamist extremist groups like al Qaeda. The analysis of this additional report confirms the conclusion that the criminal justice system has been and should continue to be an important tool in confronting terrorism.
HRF - In Pursuit of Justice: Prosecuting Terrorism Cases in the Federal Courts
Written by CP Editor Wednesday, 01 July 2009The analysis of this additional report confirms the conclusion that the criminal justice system has been and should continue to be an important tool in confronting terrorism.
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