He said Lindh represents an interesting test case, as he is on the leading edge of dozens of inmates who were convicted on terrorism-related offenses in the aftermath of Sept. 11 and are eligible for release in the next five years. He said there's little research to indicate the efficacy of deradicalizing inmates with connections to radical Islam, but he said the research shows that recidivism rates for those connected to white supremacy and other forms of extremism are high.

Source: Los Angeles Times May 22, 2019 17:57 UTC