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Defense attorney Lynne Stewart is set for the fight of her life: Her trial for allegedly providing material aid to a terrorist group begins today before a Manhattan federal jury. She says the government, invoking the Sept. 11 attacks, will try to prove its case through "blinding the eyes of reason." But Stewart, 64, predicts her own testimony will convince a jury that she was charged for her legitimate actions as a lawyer.
June 22, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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