LONDON – A mother convicted of a terrorism offense in Britain has been spared from prison after receiving a suspended sentence.
Mary Kaya of West Yorkshire was found guilty of distributing a terrorist publication earlier this month at Leeds Crown Court.
The offense consisted of retweeting a militant speech by the leader of the Islamic State group.
Judge Peter Collier ruled Thursday that the 57-year-old mother of three didn't appear to have spread radical views on any other occasion.
He said she hadn't tried to radicalize others and didn't present a danger to the public.
Collier gave her a 21-month suspended sentence. She has attended Prevent, a government run counterterrorism program.
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