Terrorism and the Law:
(1) Malvo is being called at a pretrial motion for Muhammad - probably because the prosecution wants to establish that he will plead the 5th and thus be unavailable, opening the door for hearsay exceptions.
(2) The judge is still trying to decide what to do about the Justice Department's defiance of the court order in the Moussaoui case.
(3) It's a little late to be troubled about labeling someone a "person of interest" after you have destroyed his life.
(4) Proof that soccer is evil.
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