A woman accused of conspiring to spy for the Iraqi Intelligence Service under Saddam Hussein will not be forcibly administered drugs to help make her competent to stand trial.
Southern District of New York Judge Michael B. Mukasey rejected a government request to have Susan Lindauer be forced to take medication to control her paranoia and delusions of grandiosity.
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