A lawyer for a Hillside man charged in a long-running Chicago terrorism case told a judge Friday he wants to talk to his client about withdrawing the unusual guilty plea he entered in 2018, potentially adding another chapter to the lengthy legal odyssey. Adel Daoud, now 27, had been sentenced in 2019 to 16 years in prison by U.S. District Judge Sharon Johnson Coleman for trying to set off what turned out to be an inert 1,000-pound car bomb outside a downtown Chicago bar in 2012. The feds say he also tried to have an undercover federal agent killed and later attacked a fellow inmate in jail.