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White House lawyers' rules for Condoleezza Rice's testimony on the 9/11 terrorist attacks will get a workout this Thursday, when the national security adviser faces the TV cameras and the commission investigating the attacks. The carefully crafted rules draw on precedent while carving out new ground to address sensitive current circumstances. A critical legal question still to be resolved: what rights Rice may retain to decline to answer questions.
April 06, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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