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Recently, the White House has sent mixed signals
about whether it supports investigations into the Bush administration...
officials who authored the torture policies. On Sunday, White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel said that "those who devised the ...
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Obama: Holder Will Decide Whether To Prosecute Torture ...
news.aol.com - 4/24/2009
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There has been a lot of debate on
the potential prosecution of Bush Administration officials who offered...
legal opinions supporting waterboarding -- with some even calling for investigations of high-ranking officials like Dick Cheney . However, one ...
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President Palin's Quandary: To Prosecute Or Not
politics.theatlantic.com - 4/16/2009
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A reader walks me through an argument that
I considered, dismissed, and am now forced to consider...
again: Here's what Attorney General Holder said today in his statement: "Holder also stressed that intelligence community officials who acted reasonably ...
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Did Obama/Holder Really Grant Immunity?
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Obama: Holder Will Decide Whether To Prosecute Torture Authors, Supports Bipartisan Truth Commission
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Recently, the White House has sent mixed signals about whether it supports investigations into the Bush administration officials who authored the torture policies.
On Sunday, White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel said that "those who devised the policies…should not be prosecuted." Press Secretary Robert Gibbs admitted yesterday the White House was failing to hold anyone "accountable" for torture. However, today the New York Times' Peter Baker and Scott Shane reported that aides to Obama “did not rule out legal sanctions for the Bush lawyers who developed the legal basis for the use of the techniques.”
In the Oval Office this afternoon, the ...
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Holder On Torture Prosecutions: An Update
politics.theatlantic.com 4/23/2009 —
The Justice Department passes along, at my request, a
transcript of Attorney General Eric Holder's remarks today at an Earth Day
ceremony:
Q: Would you like to comment on what
the President said on the torture memos?
AG: I mean I think ...
Who's going to prosecute the torture cases?
WWW.samefacts.com 1/27/2009 — You're free to believe that Eric Holder didn't know, when he said flat-out at his confirmation hearing that waterboarding is torture, that doing so would commit him to at least investigating the BushCO waterboarding spree, because of our treaty ...
Republicans warn Holder on torture
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From NBC's Pete Williams At a hearing today with Attorney General Eric Holder , Republican members of the Senate Judiciary Committee suggested that any potential criminal investigation into the CIA's harsh interrogation methods might not easily ...
UN torture envoy: US must prosecute Bush lawyers
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news.yahoo.com 4/24/2009 — AP - The U.S. is obligated by a United Nations convention to prosecute Bush administration lawyers who allegedly drafted policies that approved the use of harsh interrogation tactics against terrorism suspects, the U.N.'s top anti-torture envoy ...