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In an unprecedented and controversial move, the House Judiciary Committee has threatened to issue subpoenas for records relating to the sentencing decisions of a federal judge in Minnesota who, it asserts, has let drug offenders off too easily. It has triggered a tug-of-war over the independence of the judiciary, with one side pulling to retain discretionary power on the bench and the other yanking for more oversight.
March 24, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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