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The federal judge presiding over an alleged money-laundering-for-terrorism case involving two members of a New York mosque is giving defense counsel the keys to the courthouse -- literally. Rejecting a prosecution proposal to limit the defense's access to sensitive materials, Judge Thomas J. McAvoy held that defense counsel could view the materials at any time. He directed the government to give the attorneys keys and swipe cards to allow them to get into the building whenever they want.
November 19, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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