Convicted terrorist Ahmad Ajaj, one of the 1993 bombers of the World Trade Center, is suing federal prison officials for providing an imam of a different denomination to his own and for not providing meals that meet his religious standards.
He is serving a sentence of more than 114 years in prison for causing the February 26, 1993 World Trade Center explosion that killed six adults and an unborn child.
A written decision is expected from the judge, reports Kathleen Foody for the Associated Press.
