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To some, the April 9 indictment of attorney Lynne Stewart is an overzealous attempt by the Justice Department to punish lawyers who aggressively represent their clients. Then again, Stewart's no ordinary lawyer, and her client, Sheik Omar Ahmad Ali Abdel-Rahman, is no ordinary convict. Stewart's case could take on broader meaning as the government asks lawyers representing terror suspects to agree to extraordinary measures in the interest of public safety.
April 17, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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