Luigi Mangione, a suspect in the assassination of a UnitedHealthcare CEO, has pleaded not guilty to multiple charges, including state murder and terrorism. This marks his initial appearance in a Manhattan court where he faces serious accusations related to the death of the healthcare executive. New York prosecutors have employed terrorism laws in this case, heightening the stakes as Mangione could potentially face the death penalty if convicted. Recent reports reveal that he had allegedly planned the shooting for weeks and aimed to instill terror through his actions. As the legal proceedings unfold, questions surround the implications of charging Mangione with terrorism, with some experts arguing that it may be an overreach. Mangione is currently held in solitary confinement and has garnered significant media attention due to the nature of the charges and his connections to other high-profile cases.