During Rahman's trial, she argued to the jury that Rahman had been framed for his political and religious teachings and not, as the prosecution alleged, for conspiring in any violent acts against the United States.
During Rahman's trial, she argued to the jury that Rahman had been framed. She further argued that the government had conspired to do so for Rahman's political and religious teachings and not, as the prosecution alleged, for conspiring in any violent acts against the United States.