“. . . unless it would inconvenience the Government.”
Moussaoui said he has $30,000 and wants to hire a Muslim lawyer to act as an adviser — but cannot do so because the government has frozen his money.
Precht said he knew of no case that would allow Moussaoui to allege a violation of his rights because of a government asset freeze.
Of course not, because that trick is only used on really bad guys, to whom the Sixth Amendment does not apply.