I'm no lawyer, but...

if you're defending someone on charges as serious as an act of attempted terrorism, shouldn't you be a little less glib?

Defence lawyer Rocco Galati, who has worked on a number of terrorism cases, said he is unimpressed by this one. "Big whoop-de-do," said Mr. Galati outside court, referring to the government evidence.

I know that communicators and lawyers often bump heads when it comes to managing issues, but this guy can't be helping his clients - especially in the court of pubic opinion.

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