This law was enacted primarily in response to the 1995 Oklahoma City and 1993 World Trade Center bombings. AEDPA was codified as 18 U.S.C. Sec. 2332b. This statute defines the term “Federal crime of terrorism” as an offense that “is calculated to influence or affect the conduct of government by intimidation or coercion, or to retaliate against government conduct.”

Code - Title 18, Part I, Chapter 105Sabotage18 USC 2151 Definitions18 USC 2152 Fortifications, Harbor Defenses, Or Defensive Sea Areas18 USC 2153 Destruction Of War Material, War Premises, Or War Utilities18 USC 2154 Production Of Defective War Material, War Premises, Or War Utilities18 USC 2155 Destruction Of National-Defense Materials, National-Defense Premises, Or National-Defense Utilities18 USC 2156 Production Of Defective National-Defense Material, National-Defense Premises, Or National-Defense UtilitiesU.S. Code - Title 18, Part I, Chapter 113BTerrorism18 USC 2331 Definitions18 USC 2332 Criminal Penalties18 USC 2332a Use of Certain Weapons of Mass Descrution18 USC 2332b Acts of Terrorism Transcending National Boundaries18 USC 2332e Request for Military Assistance to Enforce Prohibition in Certain Emergencies18 USC 2333 Civil Remedies18 USC 2334 Jurisdiction and Venue18 USC 2335 Limitation of Actions18 USC 2336 Other Limitations18 USC 2337 Suits Against Government Officials18 USC 2338 Exclusive of Federal Jurisdiction18 USC 2339A Providing material Support to Terrorists (Footnote)18 USC 2339B Providing Material Support or Resources to Designated OrganizationsU.S. Code - Title 18, Part II, Chapter 204Rewards for Information Concerning Terrorist Acts and Espionage18 USC 2331 Definitions18 USC 3072 Determination Of Entitlement; Maximum Amount; Presidential Approval; Conclusiveness18 USC 3073 Protection Of Identity18 USC 3074 Exception Of Governmental Officials18 USC 3075 Authorization For Appropriations18 USC 3076 Eligibility For Witness Security Program18 USC 3077 DefinitionsChapter NotesU.S.