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NY judge to bin Laden kin: Lawyer might be trouble

A judge warned Osama bin Laden's son-in-law Wednesday that a lawyer he hired to represent him on charges he conspired to kill Americans could end up in prison himself.U.S. District Judge Lewis A. Kaplan told Sulaiman Abu Ghaith that he could cause himself problems by choosing attorney Stanley Cohen to defend him against charges that he conspired against Americans in his role as al-Qaida's chief spokesman.Cohen was indicted last year in Syracuse, N.Y., on federal charges that he failed to file individual and corporate tax returns between 2005 and 2010 and committed other tax-related violations. A federal prosecutor in Manhattan told Kaplan that additional charges may be filed against Cohen.Kaplan asked Abu Ghaith a series of questions designed to make sure the 47-year-old defendant understood the hazards of rejecting three public defenders to have Cohen and another attorney represent him.The judge said he wanted to make clear to Abu Ghaith that Cohen "has interests that are potentially ...

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  1. Kuwait initiative creates first sports clubs for women in the country

    Muneera al-Shatti  has loved playing basketball since she was a child but it wasn't until Thursday that she had chance to show off her skills at a public arena in Ku...

  2. Kuwait launches sports clubs for women

    Muneera al-Shatti has loved playing basketball since she was a child but it wasn't until Thursday that she had chance to show off her skills at a public arena in Kuw...

  3. Where does US foreign policy stand in the Middle East ?

    Former U.S. Deputy Secretary of Defense Paul Wolfowitz reacts

  4. Europe/U.S. Looking to Get a Piece of Libyan Oil Market

    Former CIA Operative Mike Baker discusses efforts to get Libya ’s oil up and running.

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  6. Kuwait court keeps jail time for Twitter insult

    A Kuwait appeals court says an online activist must serve a jail sentence for Twitter posts deemed offensive to the Gulf nation's ruler, but the prison term was redu...

  7. Kuwait studies possible retreat from media law

    Kuwait's prime minister says officials could drop a proposed media law that has been denounced by press freedom groups for measures such as possible fines of nearly ...

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