This Manhattan court is where Osama bin Laden's son-in-law was found guilty of terrorism-related charges.br br The three-week trial is over, and Suleiman Abu Ghaith now faces life in prison - for conspiring to kill Americans, among other charges.br br It was a trial that offered unusually vivid details of bin Laden's actions in the days following the September 11th attacks.br br Ghaith's lawyer said there were several issues he would raise on appeal:br br (SOUNDBITE) (English) STANLEY COHEN, LAWYER FOR ABU GHAITH, SAYING:br br "So from the very beginning, this case was wrapped in a shroud of secrecy and an inability to get access to people. It continued throughout, right up to Khalid Sheikh Mohammed."br br The judge had denied testimony from Mohammed - the man accused of masterminding the 911 attacks.