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: Dispatches from the Culture WarsObama Administration: Post-Acquittal Detention Okay
By Ed Brayton
My colleague Spencer Ackerman has been covering Senate hearings on how to handle detainees for the Washington Independent and reports this disturbing bit of news that the administration is now going even beyond what the Bush administration did and is claiming that they have the authority to continue to imprison terror detainees even after they've been acquitted by a court or military tribunal:
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