It would be like no other trial the United States has ever seen: Osama bin Laden, in U.S. custody, facing more than 5,000 counts of murder. Where would he be tried? By whom? Would he face the death penalty? Whether it happens tomorrow or a decade from now, the Bush administration already is considering the problems that a captured bin Laden could cause, Justice Department officials say.
October 18, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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