 Carol Rosenberg, writing in the "Miami Herald", reported that US District Court Judge Emmet G. Sullivan had scheduled Batarfi's habeas corpus hearing for early April.William Glaberson, writing in "The New York Times", reported that, according to Justice department filings, Batarfi might face prosecution in the third country he was transferred to.Glaberson reported that although Batarfi had agreed to a stay of his habeas petition, to give US diplomats a chance to find a third country to accept him, he reserved the right to re-open the case if he objected to the conditions of his transfer.