Virginia’s terrorism law fits sniper case
Virginia lawmakers enacted a death penalty for acts of terrorism and three months later John Lee Malvo and John Allen Muhammad are being prosecuted under the statute. The law defines terrorism as crimes intended to intimidate or coerce civilians or influence government actions through intimidation or coercion.
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Ex-SIU Student Fleeing Iran Seeks Thanksgiving Hope in Valparaiso
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