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A woman arrives to attend the ruling in the case of 14 members of a banned Islamic group tried on charges of “criminal conspiracy related to a terrorist enterprise” at the Paris court house, France, July 10, 2015.The leader of a banned French group, Mohamed Achamlane, was sentenced to nine years in jail on Friday on terrorism charges after police raids found weapons and a list of Jewish targets in his personal files.The other 13 were handed sentences ranging from a suspended one year term to six years in jail. The trial followed raids on the homes of members of a group called Forsane Alizza (Horsemen of Pride in Arabic), which was banned in 2012. (Photo by Charles Platiau/Reuters)
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