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FLINT, Michigan -- The attorney for a Flint police sergeant fired Thursday for talking to the media spoke further this morning about what he called "a travesty of justice."
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->Read More I Don't Believe in Imaginary Property writes "Attorney General Michael Mukasey has agreed to allow Congressional hearings, but not to delay, the implementation of new FBI regulations that would allow them to spy on American citizens who are not suspected of any crime. As an editorial in the New York Times points out, this is a power that has a history of abuse. In times past, it was used to ...
->Read More During the extensive coverage of the Bush administration's basic defeat in the so-called war crimes trial of Salim Hamdan, Attorney General Michael Mukasey was spared any mention of his June 4 assurance, before an audience of federal judges, that the forthcoming military commissions would be "in the best tradition of the American legal system."
->Read More Yes, it's been a hundred years since a national Democratic convention rolled into Denver. But that doesn't mean the Rocky reporters covering the 2008 convention a century later don't have some ideas about potential high points or low moments, touching tributes or overblown hoopla, transcendent patriotism or cynical pandering, heartfelt odes to free speech or grubby exhibitionism. Here are their ...
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