3,000 cases tied to FBI lab glitch identified
The Justice Department says about 3,000 criminal cases could have been affected by flawed science and skewed testimony at the FBI laboratory before 1997. Prosecutors decide if defendants should be notified. 100 to 150 cases have involved alerts, none overturning convictions.
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Detroit Terrorist Cell Trial Tests Prosecution Claims
Eighteen months after a raid uncovered a conspiracy to support terrorist strikes in Jordan, Turkey, and the United States, four men face trial in Detroit. Karim Koubriti, Ahmed Hannan, Farouk Ali-Haimoud, and Abdel-Ilah Elmardoudi are charged with conspiracy to provide material support to terrorists. The indictment portrays them as a covert unit planning operations inside and outside the U.S. including potential security gaps at Detroit Metropolitan Airport. The case tests the government's ability to prove terror plots from the pre-attack phase.
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Nightclub survivors find strength in shared recovery
Providence report follows William Long and other burn victims from The Station nightclub fire on February 20. Long, 31, was burned and hospitalized with bandaged eyes while fellow victims David Malagrino, 36, and Bob Sevigny, 41, helped support him. Sevigny arranged a waiting limousine home after Long’s discharge and both men pursue months of rehabilitation as they navigate uninsured status and uncertain futures.
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FBI scans colleges for potential terrorist ties nationwide
FBI agents study small town campuses including the University of Idaho amid broader probes into foreign students and networks linked to terrorism. In North Carolina, Khalid Shaikh Mohammed and Sami Al-Arian ties highlight college links to suspected extremism.
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