Appearing before Southern District Judge Lewis Kaplan, accused al Qaida embassy bombing plotter Anas Al Liby said he was ready to proceed with defense lawyer Bernard Kleinman despite the fact that Kleinman has said his attorney fees are being paid by the Libyan government.
September 04, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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Accused al Qaida embassy bombing plotter Anas Al Liby Wednesday waived any right to challenge a possible criminal conviction over a potential conflict of interest by his defense counsel.
Appearing before Southern District Judge Lewis Kaplan (See Profile), Al Liby said he was ready to proceed with defense lawyer Bernard Kleinman despite the fact that Kleinman has said his attorney fees are being paid by the Libyan government.
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