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U.S. judge to rule if arsons were terror


EUGENE, Ore., May 15: Legal arguments before a Eugene, Ore., judge began
Tuesday on whether 10 environmentalists who confessed to arsons committed
acts of terror.

The six men and four women were members either of the radical Earth
Liberation Front or Animal Liberation Front, and were convicted of the fires
in the U.S. Northwest that did as much as $40 million in damage to various
facilities, but caused no physical injuries.

Federal prosecutors will attempt to persuade U.S. District Judge Ann Aiken
several of the defendants qualify as committing acts of domestic terror,
which could add 20 years to each of their sentences, the Eugene Register
Guard reported. It would also mean they serve sentences in the toughest
federal prisons.

The group was rounded up under the country's largest-ever sweep of radical
environmentalists code-named Operation Backfire.

Under federal law the sentence for each ultimately up to Aiken regardless of
any
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plea bargains or even her own ruling on whether the crimes were acts of
terror, the report said. 

 



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