Federal prosecutors are attempting to invalidate Rasmea Odeh’s $50,000 bond for release, but supporters say the government has its facts wrong. Read more about US prosecutors trying to block Rasmea Odeh's release from jail 

Supporters welcome “fantastic news” that Odeh will return home to Chicago until her March sentencing. Read more about Judge orders Palestinian American Rasmea Odeh freed on bond 

Palestinian American community leader faces prison time and deportation. Read more about Defense promises to appeal guilty verdict against Rasmea Odeh 

By denying Odeh the ability to testify to the torture she experienced at the hands of Israeli soldiers and security forces in 1969, she will be unable to testify “freely, fully and fairly on her own behalf,” says her lawyer. Read more about Dozens travel to Detroit to support Rasmea Odeh as trial begins 

But Judge Gerswhin A. Drain granted a government request for “partial sequestration” of the jury in Rasmea Odeh’s case and placed some limits on demonstrations of support. Read more about Judge rejects US call for anonymous jury in trial of Palestinian-American 

Reversing his initial refusal to step down, Judge Paul Borman recuses himself citing new information. Read more about Judge in case against Palestinian-American pulls out due to Israel business ties 

Supporters of Rasmea Odeh hope to keep pressure up as she heads to trial next month. Read more about Judge with strong Israel ties refuses to step down in case against Palestinian-American 

Among the motions to be heard is one asking the trial judge Paul D. Borman to recuse himself from the case, citing his substantial financial support for explicitly pro-Israel organizations. Read more about Court motion details Palestinian American Rasmea Odeh's torture by Israeli jailers