Southern District Judge Lewis Kaplan will hold a hearing into whether the lawyer for a man accused in the al Qaeda African embassy bombing plot is conflicted because his client's defense is being funded by the Libyan government.
July 24, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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Southern District Judge Lewis Kaplan (See Profile) will hold a hearing into whether the lawyer for a man accused in the al Qaeda African embassy bombing plot is conflicted because his client’s defense is being funded by the Libyan government.
Kaplan wants to make sure defendant Ana al-Liby is aware that attorney Bernard Kleinman has a potential conflict and is willing to make a knowing waiver of that conflict following an Aug. 14 hearing.
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