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Civil liberties lawyers on Thursday asked a federal judge in New York to tighten restrictions on police surveillance of political groups, saying the NYPD's recent questioning of anti-war protesters raised serious concerns. Earlier this year the judge agreed to give the NYPD more leeway in investigating political groups, but attorneys said the department's recent behavior unmasked "an Intelligence Division that is out of control."
April 18, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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