ABC: Attorneys say they have received a variety of explanations for why they cannot see their clients, including claims that they did not have appointments, that their clients did not ask for them by name, and that the Whipple building cannot accommodate attorney-client visits. None of those reasons is legally valid, according to the attorneys.
“There’s nothing in the Constitution that talks about accommodating the government,” said Attorney Robert Sicoli, who told ABC News he was denied access to his client at the building last Wednesday. “It is a violation of constitutional rights.”…