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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1990
Jonathan Pollard's motion
to withdraw the guilty plea
that landed him a life term
in jail for spying on behalf of
Israel.
Mr. Pollard, who has serv-
ed five-and-a-half years of
the sentence, contends the
government did not live up
to its part of the plea
bargain. If the judge had ac-
cepted his petition, a new
trial would have had to be
called.
Mr. Pollard's attorney,
Hamilton Fox, said the
former U.S. naval intel-
ligence officer's family and
supporters were "not sur-
prised" by the ruling, which
was issued by U.S. District
Court Judge Aubrey Robin-
son. Mr. Fox said the family
plans to appeal the decision.
"The judge who denied the
motion to withdraw the guil-
ty plea was the same judge
who had accepted the plea in
the first place," the attorney
said.
"By accepting the plea, he
had necessarily determined
that the plea was proper. We
are hopeful that the Court of
Appeals will view the issues
we have raised from a diff-
erent perspective," he said.
A motion to remove Robin-
son from the case, which was
kept under wraps
throughout the court's
deliberations, was unveiled
last week.
The motion is based on an
accusation by Harvard Law
School Professor Alan Der-
showitz that Robinson ob-
tained out-of-court or "ex
parte" information from the
U.S. government.
The charge stems from a
conversation Mr. Dershowitz
had last autumn with former
Supreme Court Justice Ar-
thur Goldberg.
Mr. Goldberg, who died
shortly after that conversa-
tion, reportedly told Mr.
Dershowitz that Mr. Robin-
son had spoken of govern 7
ment evidence that Mr.
Pollard had provided Israel
with U.S. photographs prov-
ing Jerusalem had supplied
Jericho missiles to South
Africa.
But such evidence was
never introduced in the
court proceedings, Mr.
Pollard's attorneys contend.
Mr. Pollard's attorneys
argued that the only way to
find out if information was
inappropriately given to
Robinson would be to ques-
tion the judge himself.
Therefore, they contended,