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For a lawyer in the eye of a political hurricane, Jim Haynes has kept a low profile. As the Pentagon's general counsel, he must fill in the details of the administration's controversial order authorizing military tribunals for trying suspected terrorists. Haynes -- who served as GC of the Army in the first Bush administration -- is well-situated to handle the sensitive tasks demanded of a wartime legal counselor.
December 13, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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