Gotta love this one, from last week (italics mine):

With the conviction Wednesday of a former U.S. sailor accused of leaking military secrets that could have been used to kill scores of his shipmates, federal prosecutors in Connecticut can turn their attention to what is expected to become a second, significant post-9/11 terror trial. As a result of his conviction, Hassan Abu-Jihaad, an unremarkable, 32-year-old native Californian and convert to Islam, faces as much as 25 years in prison. Those in the courtroom said he seemed unmoved when a jury, deliberating less than two days, found him guilty of providing material support to terrorists and disclosing classified national defense information.