Judge John Gleeson imposed 15 years for attempting to aid terrorist organizations, the same term he gave Agron Hasbajrami in 2013, but tacked on an another year because of the defendant's pro se request last month to withdraw a plea based on what the judge called "false statements" about pressure to plead guilty allegedly from defense counsel.
August 14, 2015 at 05:03 AM
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A federal judge who refused to suppress warrantless surveillance used by prosecutors sentenced a terrorism defendant to 16 years in prison.
In the second sentencing for Agron Hasbajrami, Eastern District Judge John Gleeson imposed 15 years for attempting to aid terrorist organizations, the same term he imposed in 2013.
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