United States v. Lindh
District Court, E.D. Virginia
1Opinion of the Court
ORDER
ELLIS, District Judge.
The matter came before the Court for a hearing on a motion to quash subpoena or for alternative relief filed by Robert Young Pelton (“Pelton”). Defendant, the government and Pelton all appeared at the hearing, by counsel, and oral argument was heard.
The circumstances underlying the instant motion are easily summarized. 1 John Phillip Walker Lindh (“Lindh”) is an American citizen who, according to the ten-count Indictment filed against him in February 2002, joined certain foreign terrorist organizations in Afghanistan and served these organizations there in combat…
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