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"Judge Who Signed Interrogation Memos Invited to Testify"

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"Judge Who Signed Interrogation Memos Invited to Testify": The Washington Post has a news update that begins, "Senate Judiciary Chairman Patrick J. Leahy today invited federal judge Jay S. Bybee to testify about his role in preparing two Justice Department memos that allowed interrogators to engage in simulated drowning and slamming prisoners against a wall."

The Deseret News has an update headlined "Bybee asked to testify on 'torture' memos."

Carolyn Lochhead of The San Francisco Chronicle has a blog post titled "Bybee invited to testify."

At the "Legal Beat" blog of CQ Politics, Keith Perine has a post titled "Leahy Invites Bybee To Testify on Torture Memos."

"The Huffington Post" has an item titled "Leahy Calls On Bybee To Testify On Torture."

And at "TPMMuckraker," Zachary Roth has a post titled "Leahy to Bybee: Why Not Give Us Your Side Of Torture Story?"

You can view a copy of the letter that U.S. Senator Patrick J. Leahy (D-VT) sent today to Ninth Circuit Judge Jay S. Bybee by clicking here. The Senator's office has also issued a news release entitled "Leahy Invites Bybee To Testify Before Senate Judiciary Committee."

Full post as published by How Appealing on April 29, 2009 (boomark / email).

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