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Mohammed Ali Hassan Al-Moayad

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Judge Johnson called the video-recording "chilling," and said that al-Moayad "did provide material support, money, weapons and recruits to Hamas and al Qaeda." Al-Moayad received a 75-year sentence (15 years for each of 5 counts) and a $ 1.25 million fine. The conviction was hailed as a significant
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In 2009, al-Moayad pleaded guilty to one count of conspiring to raise money for Hamas. He was sentenced to time served and was deported. He arrived in Yemen in August with Zayed, where they were greeted by thousands of supporters. That same day they were congratulated in person by then-President
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overturned the conviction, ruling that the jury had been prejudiced by inflammatory testimony about unrelated terrorism links. Specifically, the testimony of both Goba and the victim of the Palestinian attack in Tel Aviv was deemed inadmissible. The 68-page ruling was written by Circuit Judge
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against extradition. This appeal was rejected, as the court found that the U.S. had given Germany assurances that the suspects would not face a military court or any other special tribunal. They were therefore turned over to U.S. custody, and taken to
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hotel promising to funnel over $ 2 million to Hamas. He was then arrested by German police at the request of the FBI. Al-Moayad's assistant Mohammed Mohsen Yahya Zayed was also arrested. They appealed to the
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by U.S. soldiers. Goba also described the camp's training in explosives and weapons and the visits by bin Laden. He summarized a speech bin Laden gave which talked about the importance of "performing
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organization, even though the defense did not contest this. In addition, the prosecution was allowed to present testimony from Yahya Goba, a member of the
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In 2005, al-Moayad was convicted along with Zayed of various counts of providing material support to Al Qaeda and Hamas. The judge in the case was
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The case was turned back to the District Court, along with an unusual stipulation that the retrial must have a different judge.
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cleric who was convicted in 2005 on U.S. federal charges of conspiring to provide material support and resources to
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In Pursuit of Justice: Prosecuting Terrorism Cases in the Federal Courts - 2009 Update and Recent Developments
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to the defense. The trial proceedings included viewing of the incriminating tape made by the informants.
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said that al-Moayad had admitted to funding Osama bin Laden with $ 20 million prior to the
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During the trial, Mohammed Alanssi, one of the FBI informants in Germany, served as a
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MEDIA REACTION ON AL-MOAYAD'S EXTRADITION FROM GERMANY TO THE UNITED STATES
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Application no. 35865/03 by Mohammed Ali Hassan AL-MOAYAD against Germany
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In Pursuit of Justice: Prosecuting Terrorism Cases in the Federal Courts
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calling for al-Moayad's death after the cleric publicly criticized him.
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The prosecution also presented testimony by a survivor of a 2002 bus
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Index

Yemen
Sheik
Arabic
Yemeni
Hamas
Al-Qaeda
imam
mosque
Sana'a
Al-Islah
Osama bin Laden
Soviets withdrew from Afghanistan
fatwa
Germany
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Mohamed Alanssi
Black Panther
Frankfurt
Federal Constitutional Court of Germany
New York City
U.S. District Court
Brooklyn
John Ashcroft
September 11 attacks
Sterling Johnson Jr.
hostile witness
suicide
bombing
Tel Aviv
terrorist

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