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The FBI v. The Unabomber: More Bloviating and Waste From a Useless Bureaucratic Whale

debbieschlussel.com     Aug 14, 2008   81 related          

By Debbie Schlussel As I noted recently, the FBI just celebrated its 100th anniversary. But, as I also noted, it was a quiet celebration and few were celebrating. That's because the FBI has become a bloated bureaucratic whale,...                    

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Hamdan verdict is not a "victory" for American justice

pitt.edu     Aug 12, 2008   1,024 related          

Deborah Colson [Senior Associate, Law & Security Program, Human Rights First]: "Last Wednesday, a panel of six military officers returned a split verdict in the military commission trial of Salim Hamdan, convicting Mr. Hamdan...                    

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EOB: Each Juror Has Power To Save Duncan (DFO)

spokesmanreview.com     Aug 12, 2008   188 related          

Here’s how high the stakes are in the jury selection that’s now under way in the Joseph Duncan case: If just one juror objects in any of three different votes, Duncan would be spared the death penalty. That’s what happened in...                    

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Why jury selection matters - a lot

spokesmanreview.com     Aug 12, 2008          

Here’s how high the stakes are in the jury selection that’s now under way in the Joseph Duncan case: If just one juror objects in any of three different votes, Duncan would be spared the death penalty. That’s what happened in...                    

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Megapundit: Young, broke and Liberal

macleans.ca     Aug 7, 2008          

Must-reads: Don MacPherson on the magic of legislation. Media matters National Post attacked from the left! CBC attacked from the right! All is well at The Globe and Mail! If the Post were to fall into liberal (or Liberal)...                    

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Fumbling, bumbling FBI

baltimoresun.com     Aug 7, 2008   1,794 related          

The anthrax case may be the latest in a string of botched investigations by the bureau The FBI's investigation of the deadly 2001 anthrax attacks was the most complex and important in the bureau's history. Immense resources...                    

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FBI fumbling, bumbling in anthrax case

baltimoresun.com     Aug 7, 2008   3 related          

The anthrax case may be the latest in a string of botched investigations by the bureau The FBI's investigation of the deadly 2001 anthrax attacks was the most complex and important in the bureau's history. Immense resources...                    

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UK agrees to delay preacher's extradition to US

sacbee.com     Aug 5, 2008   10 related          

By JAN SLIVA - Britain agreed Tuesday to delay the extradition of a radical Muslim preacher to face charges that he helped set up an al-Qaida terrorist training camp in Oregon. The European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg,...                    

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Confirmed: AQ “mad scientist” killed

hotair.com     Jul 29, 2008   68 related          

posted at 1:05 pm on July 29, 2008 by Ed Morrissey Send to a Friend | printer-friendly Yesterday I wrote about the claim from Pakistan that the senior al-Qaeda chemical-weapons expert died in an American missile strike in South...                    

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Free from politics

libertarianleanings.com     Jul 29, 2008          

Jamie Gorelick is back with an editorial column in today's Washington Post. She laments the politicization of the U.S. Department of Justice. There was an unbroken rule, embodied in law, regulation and department policy, that...                    

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