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: ACLU NewsroomTorture Photo Release Decision Should Be Left To Courts, Says ACLU
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NEW YORK ? In an effort to encourage passage of a military spending bill, late Thursday President Obama told members of Congress in a phone call and a letter that he would use every "legal and administrative remedy" available to prevent the release of photos depicting detainee abuse overseas. A federal court had ordered the government to release the photos in an American Civil Liberties Union Freedom of Information Act lawsuit, but stayed that order to allow the government to seek Supreme Court review.Full post as published by ACLU Newsroom on June 12, 2009 (boomark / email).
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