November 1, 2007
Mistrial in Holy Land Case Produces Mixed Bag for Charities
The declaration of a mistrial last week in the federal case against the Holy Land Foundation, which was one of the biggest Muslim charities in the country until the government shut it down on charges of terrorism, was seen as a partial victory by many nonprofit officials.
Leaders of other Muslim charities say the inability of jurors to render a decision bolsters their belief that the U.S. government has gone too far in its accusations against such organizations. Yet some Muslim
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