A federal judge has ruled that a draft letter an Air Force veteran accused of providing material support to ISIS wrote to his wife and two propaganda videos by the terrorist group found on his laptop are admissible in the case against him.
February 17, 2016 at 04:03 AM
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A federal judge has ruled that a draft letter an Air Force veteran accused of providing material support to ISIS wrote to his wife and two propaganda videos by the terrorist group found on his laptop are admissible in the case against him.
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