By Garry Abrams
Criminal defense attorneys may be willing to represent people accused of terrorism, as Daily Journal reporter Erin Carroll noted in an article last week.
But that doesn't mean the defenders would be eager for trial in the foreseeable future, given the palpable public sentiment against terro...
Criminal defense attorneys may be willing to represent people accused of terrorism, as Daily Journal reporter Erin Carroll noted in an article last week.
But that doesn't mean the defenders would be eager for trial in the foreseeable future, given the palpable public sentiment against terro...
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