Abu Qatada bail hearing takes place

radical cleric made the last offer freedom in the midst of litigation pending deportation to Jordan for terrorism

The Jordanian terror suspect Abu Qatada could be released on Monday his bid for bail will be heard.

Qatada, described by a judge in the right hand of Osama bin Laden, the man in Europe, will have his bail application before an immigration judge in London superiors.

radical Imam is held in a high security prison while fighting against deportation to Jordan for terrorism. The hearing will be held before the judge transmitting the special commission of Immigration Appeals (SIAC).

10 years Qatada deportation battle

the hands of British justice after 51 years, lost his attempt to make a last appeal to the judges on human rights in Europe this month. His lawyers asked that he be immediately released on bail, as it seems likely that the eviction process will take several more months.

• The political situation in Jordan is also degraded, questioning the ability of the UK to expel it again, say lawyers.
repeated attempts by the governments of the United Kingdom during the past 10 years to deport Qatada cost nearly £ 1 million in legal fees, according to government figures.

No figure was given for the amount of Qatada has received legal aid and according to some estimates, the cost of maintaining the United Kingdom or in a high security prison or monitored close community under strict conditions, as well as legal fees fighting to expel more than 3 million pounds.

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