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Another one of Judge Bybee?s Torture Memos released

By S. COTUS

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A lot of people ask me how you become an appellate judge.  The answer is to write a torture memo.   Or three.  If you really torture, you write even more.   I note that the blue-booking is impeccable, and therefore his legal reasoning is great.

Unfortunately, because there are so many redactions, it is difficult to tell if the entire memo has prefect grammar and style, so it might be that the government is hiding the fact that Bybee wasn?t detail-oriented and went to a TTT.

Full post as published by Appellate Law and Practice on July 24, 2008 (boomark / email).

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