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Attorney General John Ashcroft's "paradigm of prevention" has led prosecutors to use all tools possible to detain potential terrorists. Those actions have met a forceful response from a defense bar concerned with constitutional violations. Caught in the middle: federal judges, called upon to determine the scope of surveillance and detention powers, and to weigh them against civil liberties. Cases pending in the Southern District of New York and the 2nd Circuit illustrate this difficult balancing act.
July 09, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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