Oct. 21, 2010 - Lawyers for Canadian terror suspect Omar Khadr are refusing to comment on media reports that U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is personally arranging a deal to resolve the case.
Nate Whitling, a Canadian lawyer for the Toronto-born Khadr, steadfastly refused to speculate about Clinton's involvement in a possible deal that would see the 24-year-old plead guilty to murdering a U.S. soldier in Afghanistan in exchange for serving most of his sentence in Canada.
"I'm not commenting about the talks," Whitling told CTV.ca in a telephone interview from his Edmonton office. "If there's a deal it will become apparent in court on Monday."
Khadr, who was only 15 when he was captured after a firefight at a remote Afghan compound in 2002, has spent eight years at the U.S. military prison in Guantanamo Bay awaiting trial on terrorism charges.
He is believed to be the only Western citizen remaining in Guantanamo, but the Canadian government has so far refused to seek his extradition or repatriation. {read rest}
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Clinton talking to Ottawa about Khadr case?
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