Letter: Pre-trial publicity

Thursday 14 October 1993 23:02 BST

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Sir: Were the suspected Lockerbie bombers to face trial in the UK, could they expect the judge to halt their trial on the grounds that the case had already received too much publicity and the jury would therefore be unduly prejudiced?

Yours faithfully,

JAMES MARSON

Calver,

Derbyshire

14 October

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