A legal group that challenges U.S. government detention of terror suspects has called on the University of Georgia School of Law to “investigate and reconsider” the appointment of Larry D. Thompson to its faculty.
The Center for Constitutional Rights opposes Thompson’s hiring, citing his role as deputy U.S. attorney general in a decision that led to a man’s detention and torture.
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