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Monday, August 11, 2008
The trial in New York of the four Trinidad and Guyanese men accused of plotting to blow up fuel lines at John F Kennedy International Airport will not take place until next year, according to reports. According to one of the defence attorneys, a lot still has to be achieved before the judge can start the case. A spokesman at the US Attorneys office said everybody involved in the trial must be properly checked including the judges clerks and all others involved, not only the defence lawyers Another status hearing is fixed for September 19.
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