Law Practice
Jul. 19, 2008
Ashcroft Admits Problems in Legal Work on Torture Memos
Former Attorney General John Ashcroft admitted at a congressional hearing Thursday that the Justice Department under his leadership issued flawed legal advice giving the green light to enhanced interrogation procedures.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
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WASHINGTON - Former Attorney General John Ashcroft admitted at a congressional hearing Thursday that the Justice Department under his leadership issued flawed legal advice giving the green light to enhanced interrogation procedures.
Ashcroft later authorized the withdrawal of two opinions that wer...
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