INCHOATE TERRORISM: LIBERALISM CLASHES WITH FUNDAMENTALISM

From: Georgetown Journal of International Law | Date: October 1, 2005| Author: McCormack, Wayne | Copyright information

Ali al-Timimi was convicted in June 2005 of crimes that essentially amounted to inducing others to conspire to aid the Taliban.1 He was a lecturer at an Islamic Center in Falls Church, Virginia, teaching about Islam, its history and culture. The specifics by which he induced others to engage in criminal conspiracies consisted primarily of (1) a meeting at another person's house on September 16, 2001, at which he "told [others] that the time had come for them to go abroad to join the mujahidee...

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