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Alberto Gonzales' promotion following his torture memos raises important questions on government lawyering. Suppose you're the White House counsel. You get the impression that the president would like to hear that his legal authority is extremely broad. And you know that no police officers will swoop down on the president if, following your advice, he treads upon or crosses a legal boundary. So it would be fairly easy to tell him what he wants to hear. As a government lawyer, what do you do?
March 25, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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