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A Calgary man convicted of ISIS terrorism should serve 16 years, prosecutors say.
A Calgary man convicted of terrorism offences for fighting with ISIS in Syria since 2013 should serve a 16-year sentence, prosecutors argued in court on January 16, 2026.
Jamal Taan Borhot, who trained with, fought for, and led ISIS units, created propaganda, and attempted recruitment, was found guilty based on travel records, digital communications, and testimony.
Prosecutors highlighted his use of an automatic weapon, admissions of killing, and extremist views.
Defence sought a 12-year sentence, citing rehabilitation and character references, but prosecutors dismissed these as inconsistent with the evidence.
Justice Corina Dario will rule on the sentence February 4, rejecting a defence bid to dismiss charges over delays in the case.
Un hombre de Calgary condenado por terrorismo de ISIS debería servir 16 años, dicen los fiscales.