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 Court TV Special: Soldier of Terror: Mohamed Atta
He's believed to be the ringleader of the terrorist cell that attacked the U.S. on September 11, 2001. Watch Court TV's special documentary (10 p.m., Sunday, Jan. 13) which traces Atta's life from a middle class upbringing in Egypt to his training in Afghanistan, to recruiting terrorists in Europe and, finally, to living in the U.S. while planning the attack against New York and Washington, D.C.
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 Foreign aid workers freed
Two Americans and six other humanitarian workers who were on trial in Kabul for preaching Christianity are rescued by the American military and transported to safety in neighboring Pakistan after three months of detainment.Courttv.com's full coverage
 Making them pay
In the wake of the terror attacks, Americans are beginning to cope in the best way they know how — lawsuits. But how do you sue a terrorist?Read Courttv.com's special report
 I spy
Under a new White House-backed proposal, the FBI's controversial Carnivore Internet monitoring system would be easier to put into action
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 Compensating for death
Families of victims killed September 11 face choices in obtaining compensation. They can get funding from the government or opt to sue the airlines or others for a delayed, but possible larger, sum.
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