Prosecutors and defense lawyers in the trial of accused U.S. Embassy bombing conspirator Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani are set to square off over a key government witness today before a New York federal judge. The judge is holding a hearing on whether the government can call the witness, in a follow-up to his August decision on whether the witness's testimony should be barred because the discovery of his identity is the fruit of a poisonous tree: "extremely harsh interrogation methods" that the CIA used on Ghailani.
September 14, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Prosecutors and defense lawyers in the trial of accused U.S. Embassy bombing conspirator Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani are set to square off over a key government witness today before Southern District of New York Judge Lewis A. Kaplan.
Kaplan is holding a hearing on whether the government can call the witness, who is expected to help link Ghailani to the bombing of the U.S. Embassy in Tanzania in 1998.
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