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Former Bush official seeks new trial over Abramoff
Friday, August 18, 2006

A federal judge will hold a hearing next Thursday on a motion filed for a new trial filed by David Safavian, a former Bush administration official who was convicted for lying about his ties to Jack Abramoff.

Safavian says the jury shouldn't have seen e-mails sent to Abramoff that discussed a 2000 golf trip to Scotland and government matters. Safavian was working for the General Services Administration at the time and Abramoff sought his help on securing government properties.

Safavian was a lobbyist who worked with Abramoff before forming his own firm. His clients included the National Indian Gaming Association.

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