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January 18, 2008

Are Even Torturers Immune from Suit? How Attorney General Opinions Shield Government Employees from Civil Litigation and Criminal Prosecution

By: Daniel L. Pines

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Posted in: Attorney General, Civil Litigation, Criminal Law
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