In a suburban Minneapolis courtroom yesterday attorneys for Sen. Larry Craig sought to withdraw his disorderly conduct plea resulting from his arrest at an airport restroom where he reportedly solicited a sexual encounter through a series of foot-tapping and hand-swiping signals.
One of Craig's attorneys, Billy Martin, argued that the senator's actions were merely "innocuous" behavior, but Judge Charles A. Porter seemed skeptical and said that he would have a decision by the end of next week.
NYT story here.
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