AMIA Case: Iranians and Lebanese with Defenders? Evaluate whether or not to appoint lawyers at trial in absentia

Iran will decide in the coming days whether to appoint a lawyer to represent its officials in the trial in absentia for the AMIA bombing. As is known, the ayatollah regime has not only maintained from the outset that it had no involvement in the attack, but also that the legal case is a US-Israeli conspiracy. According to Página/12, the possibility of appointing a lawyer is being considered in Tehran. Iran will decide in the coming days whether …

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