Fake bomb defendant cites 1st Amendment
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A computer science student who unwittingly created an airport bomb scare by wearing a blinking circuit board attached to her shirt had a First Amendment right to express herself in that manner, her lawyer argued Friday.
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GUANTANAMO BAY NAVAL BASE, Cuba Aug. 26, 2004 - In a dramatic turn that silenced defense lawyers, a Yemeni poet accused of crafting terrorist propaganda argued on Thursday to represent himself before a US
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EAST LANSING -- The two Michigan State backup wide receivers accused of making homemade bombs and detonating them outside campus apartments as a prank will stand trial in December after pleading not guilty to possessing chemicals or other dangers with
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Osama bin Laden's chauffeur was arraigned Tuesday at the first U.S. military tribunal since World War II, appearing at a pretrial session as defense lawyers sought to challenge the process.
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Jurors in the terrorism support and conspiracy trial of Jose Padilla heard his voice on an FBI wiretap for the first time Friday, in a conversation that prosecutors say proves he was getting ready to fight jihad overseas.
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During my opening statement, I explained to the jury that sending spam by itself is not a crime, but when you masquerade your identity, you violate Virginia&#39;s law that took effect in July 2003.
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Key evidence in a terrorism case includes forum posts. A bewigged judge admits, "I do not really understand what a website is."
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The Indonesian cleric accused of heading the al Qaida-linked terror group behind the 2002 Bali bombings proclaimed his innocence as he went on trial today, while prosecutors alleged he spurred followers in &quot;the waging of war&quot; against America and its allies
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An FBI agent testified Thursday in the trial of suspected al-Qaida operative Jose Padilla that members of an alleged Islamic extremist support network talked in code, substituting words like "tourism" and "football" for "jihad."
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The first person extradited by Britain to the United States on terrorism charges pleaded not guilty to supporting al Qaeda in federal court on Tuesday.
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ALBANY, NY, Aug. 17 -- Federal prosecutors acknowledged a possible translation error in a key piece of evidence used to arrest and detain a mosque leader accused of supporting terrorism.
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A MOROCCAN accused of helping the September 11 hijackers was part of a group which approved of Hitler&#39;s attempted extermination of the Jews, a court heard yesterday.
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The first trial of a suspect implicated in the March 11 train bombings in Madrid opens on Tuesday with a 16-year-old in the dock facing up to eight years in detention for allegedly handling the explosives used in the attack which killed 191 people.
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Five people appear in court charged with possession of incendiary devices and Real IRA membership.
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A part-time sheriff goes on trial accused of referring to a bomb on board a plane flying to Stornoway.
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The suspect, Abdel Nur, is expected to make his first appearance in court today or tomorrow.
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A federal judge in Detroit criticized prosecutors on Thursday for misleading the court, jurors and defense lawyers in the nation&#39;s first post-9/11 terrorism trial.