I would assume if he is captured alive he would be put on trial. But here is my question. WHO ON EARTH is going to be his defense attorney? Seriously, the only thing I can think of is a Taliban lawyer because no one else will defend him, although I think everyone in the Taliban will be put on trial anyway...what if no one will defend them, will we appoint a public defense lawyer to him? And how bad will that man/woman feel that they actually have to come up with a case to defend him.

there are plenty of lawyers out there who would be willing to take him as a client. most lawyers recognize the fundamental need that criminals--even the most henious and terrible--must be allowed representation in a court of law. if defense attourneys picked their clients on a moral basis, very few criminals would ever get one. and there are a lot of lawyers out there who would step up and fulfill their duty as an officer of the court. my two cents, anyway.

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I'm sure Johnny Cochran can be persuaded! Lol!

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Im sure Bin Laden has a lot of money. And im sure that there are some greedy lawyers out their that would do anything for money to make their lives better. I would defend him myself if he asked me to, because I know that their is no way out of this no matter how hard I try, but atleast when he goes down, i get some of his money.

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Only one lawyer would take this case...

His name?

Geofery Fieger (He ran for governor in Michigan)

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You'd really want the money of the most known terrorist in the world?