U.S. v. Lindh, Round 1

By John Cloud Sunday, Jan. 27, 2002
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For now, though, Lindh has bathed and visited a barber. If he is planning to take the stand, he may also want to drop the faux-Middle East accent. "Oh, boy, I wouldn't let him testify with that," says Richard Uviller, a Columbia law professor. And "it may be that he's still militant, in which case he's not going to help himself at all."

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