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John Walker Lindh's lawyers are waging their most important pretrial fight, hoping to keep jurors from hearing the U.S.-born Taliban soldier's statements about meeting Osama bin Laden and knowing of al-Qaida operations. The legal dispute, to be argued starting today before a federal judge in Virginia, could reverberate well beyond Lindh's case to other prisoners captured in the war on terrorism.
July 15, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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