French Teens Convicted for Involvement in Teacher's Islamic Extremist Killing

A French juvenile court has convicted six teenagers for their roles in the beheading of a teacher by an Islamic extremist. The court found five of the defendants guilty of staking out the teacher and identifying him for the attacker, while another defendant was found guilty of lying about the classroom debate. The teenagers, all students at the teacher's school, testified that they didn't know the teacher would be killed. They were given brief or suspended prison terms and required to stay in school or jobs with regular medical checkups. The trial for eight adults suspected of involvement in the killing is expected to take place next year.