The New Yorker of July 31 writes on the indictment of six lawyers in Miami on drug-conspiracy charges: [Ex-Fed] Abbell continued to do legal work for the Rodriguez brothers, and in January, 1991, he hired an obscure Miami lawyer, Francisco Laguna, as a full-time associate. Laguna, who is in his thirties and was born in Colombia and speaks fluent Spanish, appears, from the indictment, to have been the most deeply immersed of all the lawyers in the day-to-day affairs of the Cali cartel. He maintained frequent contact with Miguel Rodriguez by public telephone. Unfortunately for Laguna, federal agents had obtained the code numbers of the debit cards he used to make his calls, and were able to intercept many of the conversations.