Scorn, icy stares follow Sept. 11 terrorism suspects’ lawyers

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People in the courthouse sometimes shun them. Friends, and even family, sometimes question their principles.

For the small band of lawyers who defend the most despised terrorism suspects — the ones accused of hatching al Qaeda plots to kill Americans around the world — this is the highly uncomfortable life they chose.

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