Moussaoui gets life without parole.

May 3rd, 2006 Rob Leonard Posted in Uncategorized |

Well, it wouldn’t be a criminal law blog if this didn’t get a mention.  I predicted this would be the result.  At least he won’t be a martyr.  See the story here.


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