CALLING the indictment of Lynne Stewart for supporting terrorism an unprecedented attack on the attorney-client privilege, members of the defense bar are trying to mobilize support for the embattled criminal lawyer.
May 24, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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Ms. Stewart spoke briefly to the audience Thursday, thanking them for attending. She was given a loud round of applause and assured the audience she was in “good hands” with her defense team.
CALLING the indictment of Lynne Stewart for supporting terrorism an unprecedented attack on the attorney-client privilege, members of the defense bar are trying to mobilize support for the embattled criminal lawyer.
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