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The first trial of five brothers arrested in December 2002 for allegedly shipping computers to designated terrorist countries and money-laundering began Monday in a federal courtroom in Dallas. Defense attorneys claim their clients -- all Palestinian-born Muslims -- are being prosecuted on criminal charges for alleged shipping violations similar to those for which a number of major U.S. companies paid only civil fines.
June 08, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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