On Balance: A Court Decision that Reflects What Type of Country the U.S. is

Wednesday, November 4, 2009

A Court Decision that Reflects What Type of Country the U.S. is

by Glenn Greenwald
Salon via ICH
November 4, 2009

Even when government officials purposely subject an innocent person to brutal torture, they enjoy full immunity.

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On Balance

Wednesday, November 4, 2009

A Court Decision that Reflects What Type of Country the U.S. is

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