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Opening Argument - Interrogation: Anti-Bush Overreaction
Imagine that U.S. forces capture Osama bin Laden or a high-level lieutenant in Pakistan next month and hand him over to the CIA, amid intelligence reports that a massive new Qaeda attack on America may be imminent.
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"Opening Argument" offers a legal perspective on current events ranging from White House policy matters to Supreme Court rulings and appointments.
Previously in Opening Argument
- 12 08, 2007 Opening Argument - Honesty: Hillary's Glass House
- 12 01, 2007 Opening Argument - Ending Bush's War on Due Process
- 11 17, 2007 Opening Argument - The Death Penalty: Slowly Fading?
- 11 10, 2007 Opening Argument - Academia's Pervasive PC Rot
- 11 03, 2007 Opening Argument - Mukasey and the Slippery Pols