The U.S. Justice Department wants a federal appeals court to consider the Sept. 11 attacks and the government's "paramount" interest in national security in the case of a Palestinian-born professor accused of supporting terrorist groups. Mazen Al-Najjar was detained for three years as a threat to national security, but was freed when a judge ruled that his rights were violated by the use of secret evidence.
November 02, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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