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WW: Do you see your sentence of 28 months (rather than 30 years) as a victory?
WW: During your trial, you spoke of your case having a “chilling effect” on defense attorneys. What kind of concrete evidence have you seen of this effect in the aftermath of your trial?
WW: People have said that when you were on trial, the American Left was on trial in a way. Do you think that distracted from your case at all?
WW: The New York Times said you were “careless, overemotional and politically naïve” in your representation of Sheikh Omar Abdel-Rahman. Do you think there is any truth to this characterization?
WW: You were aware of the Special Administrative Measures put on Sheikh Rahman's prison sentence. Do you admit that you violated the law when you disregarded them?
WW: You and former U.S. Attorney General Ramsey Clark have been jointly representing the Sheik, as you said. What, if anything, you have you done differently?
WW: Do you think that if Ramsey Clark had issued this press release to Reuters instead of you that he would be facing this kind of indictment?
Check out Hot Action, WWire's weekly post about activists, demonstrations and other hot political action in and around Portland every week.
UPCOMING HOT ACTION EVENTS:
Thursday, March 8
For a full schedule, visit KBOO's website
Monday, March 12
It Can't Happen Here
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7:30pm at Powell's City of Books on Burnside. Free.
Wednesday, March 14
Fall ‘01
7pm at the Hollywood Theatre, 4122 NE Sandy Blvd. $5 suggested donation.
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