Southern District Judge Lewis Kaplan pushed back the anticipated Jan. 12 start date for alleged al Qaida conspirator Khalid al Fawwaz's trial in the wake of the death of his co-defendant, Anas al Liby on Jan. 2.
January 07, 2015 at 12:00 AM
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Jury selection in the trial of alleged al Qaida conspirator Khalid al Fawwaz will now begin on Jan. 20.
At a pretrial conference with prosecutors and defense lawyers Tuesday, Southern District Judge Lewis Kaplan pushed back the anticipated Jan. 12 start date for Fawwaz’s trial in the wake of the death of his co-defendant, Anas al Liby, on Jan. 2.
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