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A federal judge in New York agreed Tuesday to delete nearly all provisions of a consent decree that governs surveillance of political groups, as long as the New York City Police Department adopts internal guidelines similar to those of the FBI by next week. Judge Charles S. Haight Jr., rejecting arguments by civil liberties attorneys, said the NYPD had clearly shown that the decree could stifle investigations into terrorist plots.
February 13, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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