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Criticizing a pattern of abusive methods that "feed terrorism by painting the United States as an arrogant nation above the law," the ABA condemned the government's handling of foreign detainees Monday over the objections of members who called it a cheap shot at the White House. The ABA recommends strengthening the federal anti-torture law, making it easier to prove criminal charges against people who engage in torture, and expanding the law to cover acts committed in the U.S.
August 10, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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