S. Fla. professor under terrorism investigation freed on bond
ALEXANDRIA, Va. – A federal judge is overruling government objections and has ordered free on bond a former professor who has been in custody since 2003 as part of a wide-ranging terrorism investigation.
It's unlikely that former University of South Florida professor Sami Al-Arian will immediately be set free. It's expected that he'll be transferred to immigration authorities since he's subject to deportation.
Young accused clearly knew he was part of a group bent on terrorism
A Crown lawyer is arguing that a man on trial for terrorist offences must have, at some point, known he was part of a group that was bent on terrorism.
Prosecutor John Neander says the accused might not have known of the alleged terrorist conspiracy when he first went to a training camp north of Toronto.
However, Neander says he surely must have realized what the group was up to by the time the 12-day camp ended in December 2006.
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“However, Neander says he surely must have realized what the group was up to by the time the 12-day camp ended in December 2006.”
I agree.