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As a government contracts lawyer, David Kasanow of McKenna Long & Aldridge has witnessed the federal government's use of the state secrets privilege operate as both a sword and a shield in litigation involving his clients. But, he says, there is still a need for a "legislative fix" to improve how courts deal with the privilege today. Two bills recently introduced in Congress may be key vehicles to finding this balance on state secrets.
March 24, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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