|
Posted: 11:22 AM Apr 3, 2006
Deliberations Resume In Moussaoui Trial
Deliberations resumed Monday in the death penalty trial of the only person charged in the 9/11 attacks on the U.S.
|
|
Font Size:
(April 3, 2006)—Deliberations resumed Monday in Alexandria, Va. in the death penalty trial of Zacarias Moussaoui, the only person charged in the 9/11 attacks.
He has already confessed to being an al-Qaeda terrorist conspirator.
The jury must find him responsible for at least one death on 9/11 in order to consider whether he should be executed.
The jurors have deliberated for 12-and-a-half-hours since Wednesday.
George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley says he's surprised deliberations have taken this long.
But he says there's controversy about Moussaoui's crime and whether it deserves the death penalty.
More Stories
KWTX.com Features
 |
Double
Dollar Deals Half Price Deals at Central Texas restaurants and businesses. A new deal every Thursday at 7:00am. |
 |
Law
Line This free service can help you find answers to your legal questions about personal injury, criminal law, bankruptcy, family law and more. |
 |
Army Way Learn all about the symbols, traditions, and customs of the US Army. |
Job of the Week
Catering Ambassador - If you are an expert at customer service, love sales & McAlister’s Deli’s sweet tea then come work for us! We are looking for an energetic, friendly, self-starter who has experience with both sales and customer service for their Catering Ambassador position. Join the McAlister’s team!
Also, take a look at the most recent jobs posted to Job Board TV at KWTX.com: View More Jobs.
