Lindh was informed of the charges against him in U.S. District Court, which comprise of one count of conspiracy to kill Americans, two counts of aiding known terrorists and one count of making illegal transactions with the Taliban. The possible penalties are life imprisonment and a one million dollar fine. Lindh answered affirmatively to understanding the charges and penalties against him when asked by U.S. Magistrate Judge Weldon Sewell. At the hearing, defense attorney James Brosnahan discussed the allegation that his client was denied a lawyer for 54 days, but has yet to make a formal argument.

Lindh’s parents were at the hearing to inform their son of his charges and to identify him to the court. Another hearing will be held on February 6, to decide whether Lindh will continue to be held without bail. He has not yet entered a plea in his

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