| Lawyers for Zacarias Moussaoui, the first person indicted in the Sept. 11 attacks, supported a legal bid to televise and increase public access to his trial, saying it would enhance the fairness of the landmark case. But the U.S. government argued against making an exception to the rule that prohibits cameras in federal court, saying televising the conspiracy trial set for October could endanger jurors, witnesses and court officials. "If you don't acquit, your car might explode. Nothing to do with us, of course." |