From Milton Keynes to Melbourne, the Caliphate Goes to Court
Between October 5 and 8, courts in Britain, Ireland, the United States and Australia dealt with four admirers of the Islamic State: a self-declared terrorist, a former soldier turned IS housewife, an 18-year-old accused of plotting a mass shooting and a 65-year-old alleged propagandist. In Florida, meanwhile, a judge must decide whether the state can brand CAIR a terrorist group. Each country has its own method, and none has run out of cases.
