Torture soldier's lawyer wanted to defend him by phone

A hearing in Baghdad for a US soldier accused of prison torture was postponed today because his lawyer was too frightened to go to Iraq and wanted to defend him by phone

Torture soldier's lawyer wanted to defend him by phone
Mon, 21 Jun, 2004 - 13:25

A hearing in Baghdad for a US soldier accused of prison torture was postponed today because his lawyer was too frightened to go to Iraq and wanted to defend him by phone

Staff Sergeant Ivan Frederick was among three soldiers who appeared for hearings in the Iraqi capital today

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