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Ohio GOP Plays Voter Fraud Card
Stephen Majors, The Associated Press: "Voter fraud was a buzz phrase for the Ohio GOP when it pushed voter identification requirements through the state legislature in 2005. It's now a driving factor behind... ...
US Prison Population Dwarfs That of Other Nations
Adam Liptak of the International Herald Tribune writes: "The United States has less than five percent of the world's population. But it has almost a quarter of the world's prisoners." http://www.tr uthout.org/docs_2006/04230 8T.shtml -------- Prison ... ...
A Wave of the Watch List, and Speech Disappears
Adam Liptak, of The New York Times, reports: "Steve Marshall is an English travel agent. He lives in Spain, and he sells trips to Europeans who want to go to sunny places, including Cuba. In October, about... ...
Looking Anew at Campaign Cash and Elected Judges
In two separate articles for The New York Times, Adam Liptak reports on the US judicial system. In the first, he covers a new study that links campaign contributions to judicial decisions; and in the second,... ...
US Defends NSA Spying Before Three Skeptical Judges
Adam Liptak, of The New York Times, reports, "Three federal appeals court judges hearing challenges to the National Security Agency’s surveillance programs appeared skeptical of and sometimes hostile to... ...
For Libby, Bush Seemed to Alter His Texas Policy
The New York Times' Adam Liptak writes: “Jordan M. Steiker, a law professor at the University of Texas who has represented death-row inmates, said that 'The exercise of the commutation power in Libby represents... ...
Cheney's To-Do Lists, Then and Now
Adam Liptak writes: "Mr. Cheney's notes, now in the Gerald R. Ford presidential library, collected and synthesized the views of lawyers, diplomats, spies and military officials, but his own views shine... ...
Interrogation Techniques Rejected By Military Get Bush Approval
By Adam Liptak Many of the harsh interrogation techniques just repudiated by the Pentagon would be made lawful by legislation put forward the same day by the Bush administration, and the U.S. courts... ...