September 20, 2016 edition
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ATTORNEY Saut Edward Rajagukguk and his client, deathrow inmate Zulfiqar Ali, are struggling to find a way out of the dilemma they face. "We've prepared a plea to the attorney general to review the case," Saut said last Tuesday.
Prior to that, Saut and Zulfiqar's family locked horns over whether or not to file a clemency plea with the President. Filing a plea would mean confessing to the crime, despite the Pakistani's assertion that he was not part of an international drug syndicate, as has been alleged by law enforcement authorities.
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