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Solicitor General Theodore Olson used his last day as the Bush administration's top Supreme Court lawyer to lament the Court's decision on foreign terrorism suspects. He also said the court term that ended last week did not represent the Court's "finest hours" and held no good news for conservatives. Olson accused Justice John Paul Stevens of "ingeniously" crafting a "dramatic shift in habeas corpus jurisdiction for alien detainees who have never set foot in the United States."
July 12, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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