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A Haitian immigrant convicted last year of participating in a plot to bomb New York synagogues and shoot heat-seeking missiles at U.S. military planes was sentenced to 25 years in prison.
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Three men convicted of plotting to blow up New York synagogues and to fire heat-seeking missiles at U.S. military planes were sentenced to 25 years in prison.
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The trial of four men accused of plotting to bomb New York synagogues and fire missiles at military planes was postponed today because one defendant required a medical review.
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A New York man convicted in a foiled plot to bomb New York synagogues and fire heat-seeking missiles at military planes asked a federal judge to impose a 25-year prison term and not a life sentence.
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The convictions of four men for conspiring to bomb New York synagogues vindicated the post-9/11 strategy of using an informant to identify individuals deemed likely to engage in terrorism and encourage them up to the point of arrest, legal experts said.
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Four men who plotted to bomb New York City synagogues and fire heat-seeking missiles at military planes were convicted by a federal court jury in Manhattan.
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Three of the four New York men convicted of plotting to bomb New York synagogues and fire heat- seeking missiles at military planes should be sentenced to life in prison, U.S. prosecutors said.
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The trial of four men accused of plotting to bomb New York City synagogues and fire missiles at military planes was delayed for a second day as the judge decides whether one of the defendants needs a mental evaluation.
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The trial of four men accused of plotting to bomb New York City synagogues and fire missiles at military planes was delayed for a second day after one of them sat in a wheelchair with his eyes closed without speaking.
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Guy Hands, whose Terra Firma Capital Partners Ltd. paid $6.7 billion for EMI Group Ltd. at the height of the buyout boom in 2007, began trial of his claim that he was tricked into overpaying by a Citigroup Inc. banker.
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