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Salman Rushdie's alleged assailant won't see author's private notes before trial




Hadi Matar, the man charged with attacking celebrated author Salman Rushdie, will not be given access to the author’s notes before trial, with the judge ruling the request too burdensome. Matar’s trial has be sheduled for October.



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