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The head of the Justice Department's Criminal Division says he's leaving, just as other former DOJ officials make the unlikely move to the entertainment industry; money for building a permanent prison at Guantanamo tucked into a DOD budget request; DLA Piper Rudnick establishes a nonprofit subsidiary devoted solely to international pro bono work; and more
February 28, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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