You recommend a prosecution under the harsh antiterrorism laws and the U.S. attorney agrees, hoping that the men will at least cut a deal and save him the burden of proving material support beyond a reasonable doubt. But the men instead hire a high-powered defense attorney and attack the basis of your case. Let's review a few more concepts before you make another decision about this scene. 

How often was the crime of terrorism itself charged in the 804 prosecutions covered by the New York School of Law study?