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Long before terrorist threats consumed the minds of Americans, Mazen Al-Najjar was jailed for three and a half years under suspicion of having ties to the Palestinian Islamic Jihad. Neither Al-Najjar, a former University of South Florida professor, nor his lawyer, David Cole, were told what evidence implicated him. Free since December, Al-Najjar now finds himself under a new threat of detention, born of the anti-terrorism laws.
November 08, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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