"The first 360-degree view of terrorism" — that's the promise the writer Fareed Zakaria makes at the beginning of "Terror in Mumbai," a new HBO documentary about the attacks in that Indian city last November that left more than 170 people dead.
They were charged with conspiracy to commit riot in the second degree in furtherance of terrorism, said Michelle Fure, a spokeswoman for the joint information center, run by the St. Paul police and the Secret Service.
They filled out questionnaires regarding sleep experiences, psychopathological distress, the degree of exposure to terrorism, dissociative experiences, and sleep quality.
An elevation in psychopathological symptoms, from pre- to post-Operation measurements, was predicted by degree of exposure to terrorism, but also by pre-Operation sleep experiences.
Among the charges were second-degree conspiracy as a crime of terrorism, second-degree conspiracy as a hate crime and second-degree criminal possession of a weapon as a crime of terrorism.
Jackson has been charged with first-degree murder as an act of terrorism, second-degree murder as an act of terrorism, and second-degree murder as a hate crime.
Mr. Pimentel faces charges of criminal possession of a weapon in the first degree as a crime of terrorism as well as other charges, including conspiracy as a crime of terrorism.
Mr. Pimentel, who is also known as Muhammad Yusuf, will face charges that include criminal possession of a weapon in the first degree as a crime of terrorism, which is considered an A-1 violent felony.
But there are other issues that could complicate the case, in which Mr. Pimentel has been charged with criminal possession of a weapon in the first degree as a crime of terrorism, for which he could face 25 years to life in prison if convicted, and other charges, including conspiracy as a crime of terrorism.
And The New York Times reports Pimentel, who's facing up to 25 years in prison for criminal possession of a weapon in the first degree as a crime of terrorism, also tried to circumcise himself.
