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To: All; backhoe; piasa; JohnathanRGalt

Only in America...

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http://www.jihadwatch.org/archives/015962.php

April 07, 2007

Hamid Hayat, found guilty of terror training in Pakistan, now claims jury
foreman bias against “people accused of terrorist activities”

Hamid Hayat Update. His conviction, you see, is all because the jury foreman was biased against people accused of terrorist activities. What he really needs is a jury foreman who believes that people accused of terrorist activities are the victims of racism, bigotry, Islamophobia.

“Lodi Terrorism Case Back In Court,” from KGO News, with thanks to Jeffrey Imm:

Apr. 6 - KGO - A Lodi man convicted on terrorism charges heads back to court today, hoping to get a new trial because of jury misconduct charges.
A jury found Hamid Hayat guilty last year of undergoing terrorist training in Pakistan.

Hayat has filed a motion that accuses the jury foreman had a bias against people accused of terrorist activities and hid his bias with dishonest answers while jurors were chosen.

Hayat faces up to 39 years in prison.

Posted by Robert at April 7, 2007 06:24 AM

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http://www.jihadwatch.org/archives/011269.php

May 01, 2006

“In Lodi Terror Case, Intent Was the Clincher”
(LA TIMES)


355 posted on 04/07/2007 3:58:54 AM PDT by Cindy
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To: Cindy
Hamid Hayat, found guilty of terror training in Pakistan, now claims jury foreman bias against “people accused of terrorist activities”

Just down the road from me (banging head against wall). I dont' think the charges will carry, but just the thought the punk will get off - grrrrr.

356 posted on 04/07/2007 7:39:27 AM PDT by Godzilla (Christ the Lord is Risen)
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