WASHINGTON AP - Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens appears poised to take the bold step of testifying in his own defense at his corruption trial.The senator's lawyers have told the judge they expect him to take the stand as the final defense witness as early as Thursday afternoon, saying their examination would take about two hours.
October 16, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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WASHINGTON AP – Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens appears poised to take the bold step of testifying in his own defense at his corruption trial.
The senator’s lawyers have told the judge they expect him to take the stand as the final defense witness as early as Thursday afternoon, saying their examination would take about two hours. His wife, Catherine, would testify before him, they said.
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