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Originally posted by Hank Chinaski
"membership" is an oversimplification. Of course, we would know he is associated with it somehow. I don't see membership or association as coming under the statute (and just so you know, I would never have posted on this at all if I hadn't read the statute first, so no one showed me anything).
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Well, the statute says that providing personnel, including oneself, to a terrorist group is a violation, so I think that you are wrong. How that is proved is a different issue.
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Originally posted by Hank Chinaski
Does it matter if the acts were all on foreign soil? A guy is here working at a store. We know he went to an Afghan training camp. can he be charged under the statute.
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That statute states that it has extraterritorial jurisdiction, so I assume that that means he can.
