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Expressing dismay that the government apparently means to keep information from both the defense and the court, a New York federal judge in a terrorism case has made clear he won't tolerate unnecessary delays, national security claims notwithstanding. The case involves two men accused of laundering what they were led to believe was terrorism money. The government has moved to withhold materials under a rarely invoked statute designed to safeguard defendant rights and national security.
September 17, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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