CHRIS YOUNG
/ THE CANADIAN PRESS FILE PHOTO
Chiheb Esseghaier, accused of being part of a terrorist plot, has
proclaimed his need to be judged by the Qur'an, not the Criminal Code,
at numerous court appearances since his April 22 arrest.
By:
Wendy Gillis
News reporter: He sat silently at
first, the camera beaming his image — thick dark beard, wire-rim
glasses, an orange prison jumper — from a tiny jailhouse room into a
cramped Old City Hall court.
But
Chiheb Esseghaier,
accused of being part of a terrorist plot, is not one to keep quiet in
court. As the Crown attorney and Justice of the Peace discussed
his failed attempts to find a lawyer last week, Esseghaier’s voice rose above the rest, making clear he would not accept just anyone.
“I cannot take a lawyer who is not able to fulfill my need,” he said...
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