Earlier this month, thirteen hundred and fifty potential jurors gave written responses to more than ninety questions, describing their experiences and opinions on topics ranging from the Boston Marathon bombing, Islam, and the war on terror to the death penalty and people from Russia and Central Asia.
In the wake of President Obama's comments comparing terror deaths to gun deaths following the shooting in Oregon, we've updated the figures and republished the article.
So far from living to see the progress he thought was almost within our grasp, he was arrested during the Terror, was condemned to death and killed himself in jail to avoid the guillotine.
Pol Pot labeled anyone with money or education an enemy of the revolution, and much of the middle class was killed during his four-year reign of terror or starved to death.
The arrest took place less than a year after another terror suspect, Kamel Bourgass, stabbed an anti-terror squad officer to death during a raid on a house in Manchester.
During the briefing, detectives compared him to Kamel Bourgass, who stabbed an anti-terror squad officer to death during a raid on a house in Manchester.
The man she saw as the saviour of her family and community has brought death and terror to the streets, and she is uncertain now who to blame.
He founded an opposition group that was branded a terrorist organisation by our east African allies in the so-called war on terror, then was sentenced to death in absentia in a trial that lacked "basic elements of due process" according to US diplomats.
Two years later, Taxi to the Dark Side, Gibney's powerful documentary about an Afghan taxi driver who was swept up in the war on terror and was tortured to death in an Afghan prison, won the Oscar for best documentary feature, along with several other awards.
