| | Police restrict Jihad Jack's movements | News | The Australian (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31) |
 | | Federal Attorney-General Philip Ruddock indicated yesterday the interim control order was made on the grounds of Mr Thomas having received terrorist training, rather than to prevent his involvement in any planned terrorist attack. |
 | | Mr Thomas admitted during interviews conducted by federal police agents after his arrest in Pakistan in 2003 that he had trained with al-Qa'ida. That confession was last week ruled inadmissable by the full bench of the appeals court, which found the interview was given involuntarily. |
 | | Federal police are in the process of drafting submissions to the appeals court, seeking a retrial and arguing that Mr Thomas made the same admissions of training with al-Qa'ida and meeting bin Laden in an interview with the ABC's Four Corners, screened after his sentencing. |
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