Judge Sees No Intimidation by Government in Terrorism Case

09 Oct 2000

A federal judge has rejected defense lawyers&#039 claims that the government tried to intimidate witnesses in a terrorism case involving the bombing of two United States embassies in Africa that killed more than 200 people and injured thousands. Full Story

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