U.S., Lindh Squabble over Subpoena of CNN Reporter

11 Jul 2002

Lawyers for John Walker Lindh squabbled with U.S. prosecutors on Thursday over whether a CNN reporter should testify on behalf of the American Taliban fighter. On Friday District Judge T.S. Ellis will hold a hearing to decide whether Robert Pelton, who interviewed Lindh for CNN shortly after Lindh`s capture in Afghanistan, can be subpoenaed by defense lawyers. Full Story

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