Translation Error Found in NY Terror Sting Case
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US prosecutors have found a possible translation error in a key piece of evidence against two leaders of an upstate New York mosque accused of supporting terrorism, US officials said on Wednesday.
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A former civilian interpreter charged more than a year ago with lying to government agents and removing classified documents from the U.S. military prison in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, changed his plea to guilty in a federal court in Boston on Monday.
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U.S. prosecutors acknowledged on  Tuesday possible flaws in a key piece of evidence in their case  against two leaders of an Albany, New York, mosque accused of  supporting terrorism, The New York Times said on Wednesday.
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TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif.  - The U.S. military  dropped spy charges against a Syrian-American airman who worked  as a translator at the detention center at Guantanamo Bay,  Cuba, on Wednesday after he agreed to plead guilty to several  lesser charges, officials said.
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Prosecutors may have given a court incorrect information about links between an Indian doctor detained in Australia on terror charges and failed car bombings in Britain, a report said Friday.
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Bernard B. Kerik said in a statement that he had come to learn that a former housekeeper may not have been in the U.S. legally.
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WASHINGTON - The FBI has a backlog of hundreds of thousands of hours of untranslated audio recordings from terrorism and espionage investigations, despite large increases in money and personnel for translations since the 2001 terror attacks, the Justice
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ederal prosecutors acknowledged possible flaws yesterday in a major piece of evidence used in their case against two leaders of an Albany mosque on charges that they supported terrorism.
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BEIJING -- A Chinese researcher for The New York Times has been arrested on suspicion of providing state secrets to foreigners, but authorities haven't explained what he is accused of doing, his defense lawyer said yesterday.
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SAN FRANCISCO - Military prosecutors agreed to drop an espionage charge against a Muslim interpreter accused of spying at the camp for terror detainees at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, his defense attorney said Wednesday.    Senior Airman Ahmad Al Halabi has pleaded guilty to four "minor infractions," his lawyer Donald Rehkopf Jr...
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Mistakes prompt a demand for grammar to be policed.
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The Yusuf Islam incident earlier this week, in which the former Cat Stevens was denied entry into the US when federal officials determined he was on the government&#39;s &quot;no-fly&quot; antiterror list, started with a simple spelling error.
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A suspected Russian mobster was charged this week with identity theft in a phishing style scam. Andrew Schwarmkoff, 28, was arraigned in a Boston-area District Court on multiple counts
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Defense lawyers have asked the government to dismiss the most serious charges against a former Guantanamo Bay translator accused of spying, after learning that documents he is accused of trying to deliver to Syria are not classified.
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A translator at the Dutch secret service arrested in October for allegedly leaking classified information may have had links to suspected terrorists arrested in connection with filmmaker Theo van Gogh's murder, a spokesman for the National Prosecutor's office said Wednesday.
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A key piece of evidence against a jailed mosque leader accused of supporting terrorism has come into question, with federal prosecutors acknowledging that a note found in a terrorist camp may have been mistranslated.
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A translator at the Dutch AIVD  intelligence service is suspected of leaking information to two  groups of Muslim militants including one allegedly linked to  the killing of a filmmaker, prosecutors said on Wednesday.