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In a ruling that could open the door to stiffer sentences, the 11th Circuit has ruled that terrorism against civilians does not need to cross international boundaries for a terrorist to receive a longer sentence than suggested by federal sentencing guidelines. The unanimous decision reversed a federal judge's finding that he could not reach a higher sentence by treating Stephen John Jordi as a terrorist on his guilty plea in an alleged plot to firebomb abortion clinics in Florida.
August 05, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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