Reply #25: I don't think so. For most of the time he insisted on representing [View All]

himself and exhibited a really bizarre behavior.

I don't think that anyone would disagree that he was part of a cell, perhaps even the "20 terrorist" but in our system of law (still) can we actually punish someone for a crime that he intended to do but did not? Beyond abating a criminal, or conspiracy?

And if the indictment is for the lesser charge, can the maximum punishment be applied?

I hope that even if the jury will try to satisfy the need for revenge did give him the death penalty, that the judge will clear this judgment.

I can see this going all the way to the Supreme Court and by then we really don't know who will be there.

What will cost the taxpayers more: keeping him in jail for life, or keeping him in jail for life while appealing?