As the New York Post reports, Stewart then smuggled back a coded dispatch that led to the dissolution of a cease-fire between Rahman's Islamic Group and the Egyptian government. On the stand, she failed to exercise her right to remain silent, proclaiming support for Rahman's violent cause, saying: "I believe that entrenched institutions will not be changed except by violence. I believe in the politics that lead to violence being exerted by people on their own behalf."
Enter Clinton-appointed U.S. District Judge John Koeltl. Addressing the traitor before him, Koeltl hailed Stewart as a "lawyer to the poor and the unpopular," and added: "It is no exaggeration to say that Ms. Stewart performed a public service, not only to the court but to the nation."
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