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But this is interesting. the travis county democratic party tells us that while they are pleased to see the guy cop to it, while they're pleased to see a guilty plea, they say they are disappointed as part of this plea deal prosecutors are only asking for the minimum sentence on the arson charge, which is five to six years. it's literally the legal minimum that they could ask for. they couldn't ask the court to impose a lighter sentence by law. from party chair, the main question we're left with is why the government didn't pursue a terrorism classification for the charge, which the government...

Bond with an ankle monitor. his fate has been in the hands of federal prosecutors in texas. will this week, the federal prosecutors have reached a plea deal with the guy, he pleaded guilty to the arson charge. they say well there pleas to see a guy comes to it, there are disappointed that is part of this plea deal, prosecutors are only asking for the minimum sentence on the arson charge which is 5 to 60 years. this is literally the legal minimum to asked for. they could ask the coat to pose a greater sentence by law. the main question we're left with is why the government didn't pursue a terro...

That they could ask for. they couldn't ask the court to impose a lighter sentence by law. from party chair, the main question we're left with is why the government didn't pursue a terrorism classification for the charge, which the government said could have increased the sentencing range. this is a case involving a bomber caught on videotape repeatedly coming up to our offices, at least three times, throwing in a molotov cocktail and a bomb and starting a fire that caused an estimated $20,000 in damages to our offices and delivered a manifesto containing threats. if that conduct is not terrori...