Noriega asset deal eases defense funding
Prosecution offered to release up to 6 million from Noriega’s frozen assets to cover his defense costs, as Panama’s new government warned it would claim the funds. The arrangement aims to prevent disclosure of CIA payments and avoids delaying the criminal trial set for January 1991.
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Manuel Noriega
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Noriega
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Witness credibility attacked in Barry drug trial
Marion Barry's attorney accused key government witness Charles Lewis of lying to save himself from a long sentence. Lewis testified he and Barry used crack cocaine together in Washington and the Virgin Islands, while Mundy argued he gave inconsistent statements to investigators and jurors.
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Marion Barry
Charles Lewis
Barry
Virgin Islands
Lewis
R. Kenneth Mundy
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