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Although a U.S. Attorney has withdrawn a controversial subpoena served on Drake University seeking documents on a student chapter of the National Lawyers Guild, lawsuits will likely follow. David Goldman of Des Moines' Babich, Goldman, Cashatt & Renzo alleges that the subpoena and a gag order were aimed to chill First Amendment rights. Others charge that the government is trying to harass anti-war activists and are demanding a congressional inquiry.
February 18, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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