5 Found Guilty In Fort Dix Terror Plot  In this Oct. 20, 2008
file photo is an artist's drawing showing defendants Shain Duka,
bottom left, Eljvir Duka, Dritan Duka, Mohamad Ibrahim Shnewer
and Serdar Tatar in a federal courtroom in Camden, N.J., Monday,
Oct. 20, 2008. AP Photo/Shirley Shepard, File     The federal
jury deliberated for 38 hours over six days.         "These
criminals had the capacity and had done preparations to do
serious and grievous harm to members of our military," Ralph
Marra, the acting U.S. attorney for New Jersey, said after the
verdict.  But some Muslim leaders in New Jersey disputed that.
"I don't think they actually mean to do anything," said Mohamed
Younes, president of the American Muslim Union. "I think they
were acting stupid, like they thought the whole thing was a
joke."  Jim Sues, executive director of the New Jersey chapter
of the Council on American-Islamic Relations, said: "Many people
in the Muslim community will see this as a case of entrapment.
From what I saw, there