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A federal prosecutor said Monday he backed off a criminal investigation of attorney Lynne Stewart to avoid disclosing that her client, Sheikh Omar Abdel Rahman, was being probed for promoting terrorism from behind bars. The prosecutor's comments came during an unusual hearing held to determine whether warnings he gave Stewart about her past meetings with the imprisoned sheikh -- and negotiations over conditions for renewed meetings -- amounted to a non-prosecution agreement.
September 30, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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