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UNITED STATES v. MEHANNA, THE FIRST AMENDMENT, AND MATERIAL SUPPORT IN THE WAR ON TERROR Abstract: This Note examines the recent conviction of U.S. citizen Tarek Mehanna for providing material support for terrorism. Meha
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