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Mar 04

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Leahy, Other Lawmakers Call for Investigation of Bush-Era Terrorism Policies

Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Patrick Leahy called for a nonpartisan "truth commission" to investigate the Bush administration's policies on interrogation of terror detainees. Kwame Holman reports.

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Jul 28

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DOJ Hiring Marred by Politics, New Report Finds

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Top aides to former Attorney General Alberto Gonzales violated federal law by allowing politics to influence the hiring of career prosecutors and judges, a new Justice Department investigation concludes.

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Nov 08

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Mukasey Nomination Intensifies Debate on Waterboarding

A House panel heard testimony Thursday on the controversial interrogation technique of waterboarding, which simulates the experience of drowning. A former Navy instructor and an intelligence expert discuss the legality and effectiveness of the procedure.

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Oct 31

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Torture Tactic Questions Dominate Mukasey Confirmation

Attorney General-nominee Michael Mukasey's responses to questions on the constitutionality of torture tactics troubled some Democratic senators during his confirmation hearings and have slowed the next steps in his nomination. Two members of the Senate Judiciary panel discuss Mukasey's bid.

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Oct 18

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Attorney General Nominee Mukasey Questioned on Torture Views

Michael Mukasey, President Bush's nominee for U.S. attorney general, appeared before the Senate Judiciary Committee for a second day Thursday and was closely questioned on his views on interrogation tactics and torture. Legal experts assess the confirmation hearings.

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Oct 17

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Senate Judiciary Questions Nominee Mukasey in Confirmation Hearing

The Senate Judiciary Committee Wednesday finished its first day of questioning of attorney general nominee Michael Mukasey, asking him about issues of national security. The NewsHour reports on Mukasey's confirmation hearing.

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Jul 27

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Democrats Seek Perjury Probe for Attorney General

Senate Democrats requested a perjury investigation for Attorney General Alberto Gonzales after testimony from FBI Director Robert Mueller raised questions about his credibility. Former Justice Department officials discuss the situation.

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Jul 11

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New Testimony on Fired Federal Prosecutors

Former White House aide Sara Taylor testified before the Senate Wednesday on the firings of eight federal prosecutors in the Bush Administration. The NewsHour reports on new testimony from the trail.

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Jun 07

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Guantanamo Detainees Face Changing Legal Process

A Senate panel approved a bill Thursday allowing detainees in Guantanamo Bay to challenge their "enemy combatant" status. The NewsHour reports on the details of the current legal process available to detainees.

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Apr 20

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President Refutes Reid's Comments That Iraq War Is 'Lost'

President Bush asserted Friday that progress is being made in Iraq, a day after Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., said the war is "lost." Analysts Mark Shields and David Brooks discuss this story and more.

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