Doctor sentenced in NY terrorism case (AP)

News article: Doctor sentenced in NY terrorism case (AP)

News Manager November 29th, 2007

AP - A doctor convicted of conspiring to treat injured al-Qaida fighters was sentenced Wednesday to 25 years in prison, with the judge reasoning that a sentence to deter others was needed because terrorists cannot carry out their deadly aims without help.

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News article: Doctor sentenced in NY terrorism case (AP)