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A federal judge has reprimanded New York City's Police Department for interrogating war protesters and ordered that departmental rules for surveillance of political groups be put under the court's supervision. The ruling was something of an about-face for Judge Charles Haight, who had earlier all but released police from an 18-year-old federal consent decree. Under the latest order, violations that "rise to a constitutional level" could subject the city to sanctions for contempt of court.
August 11, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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