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The verdict in the Moussaoui death penalty trial is in, and surprisingly the jury has returned with a life sentence recommendation. No one - not the feds for sure - will have the stomach to keep Moussaoui in solitary for life. So he will soon be preaching jihad behind bars, and doing more damage in prison than he ever did outside. This is the worst possible result.
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