[JURIST] Francois Roux, a French lawyer advising Aicha El Wafi, the mother of indicted US terror suspect Zacarias Moussaoui, the French citizen who earlier this week pleaded guilty to six counts of conspiracy stemming from the September 11th terrorist attacks, said Sunday he was disappointed about Moussaoui's plea but promised that the family would nonetheless "fight with everything we've got" to prevent him from being executed. US Attorney General Alberto Gonzales said last week that the Justice Department would seek the death penalty in the case [press conference remarks] despite the European Union's condemnation of the use of the death penalty for foreign nationals, Germany's reluctance to turn over evidence on Moussaoui for fear he may be executed and France's plea to save Moussaoui's life. Reuters has more. Listen to an April 8 interview with Moussaoui's mother [Democracy Now audio].