U.S. domestic terror groups described in Chapter 12 are key topics in today's criminal justice environment....just take a look at the news! In Chapter 12 the author categorizes Domestic Terrorism into 4 groups or causes...in this assignment you will take a deeper look into 3 of the categories (the 4th is for another time): 1) Violent White Supremacy Movements 2) Violent Right Wing Extremists (including anti-government extremism or sovereign citizens) 3) Left Wing Violence/Single Issue Groups (including ecoterrorism, animal rights or genetic engineering activism) Go online and locate a case where a person or persons belonging to one of the above causes or groups, or sympathetic to one, was charged with a crime because of their "terrorist" act. (Choose the case based on the instructions in Part 2 below.) You need only one source for this assignment (notthe textbook, and Wiki may not be our only source). Write a 1 to 2 page summary of your inquiry and the points in , make sure you identify your source(s) of information.... and submit it through Blackboard for this assignment. In your 1 to 2 page summary, describe the group and the individual involved in the case you found, what motivated the person(s) to join the group and the what the motives of the group with which they are aligned or sympathetic to are, and why they or the group selected the target and criminal act they did (in other, words, what were they trying to accomplish?). Also describe the investigation from what you are able to find, the charges, and the result of the trial or plea if there was one. IMPORTANT: For the group and individual to describe: - If your last name begins with the letters "A" through "J," select a case from the first category (Violent White Supremacy Movements) - If your last name begins with the letters "K" through "S," select a case from the second category (Violent Right Wing Extremists; including anti-government extremism or sovereign citizens) - If your last name begins with the letters "T" through "Z," select a case relating to the third category (Left Wing Violence/Single Issue Groups; including eco-terrorism, animal rights or genetic engineering activism)