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Lawyers representing Pakistani-born Arif Durrani are attempting to have his arms-dealing conviction overturned so he can rejoin his American wife and children in the U.S. During his 1987 trial in Connecticut, Durrani's lawyers weren't allowed to present his most dramatic defense -- that he was working for Lt. Col. Oliver North in a covert arms-for-hostages deal.
January 31, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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