A Northern District judge said the civil complaint alleging John Yoo's memos led to mistreatment was "about as specific as you can get."
March 09, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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SAN FRANCISCO — Reasserting its defenses of former Justice Department lawyer John Yoo for his authorship of various war on terror memos, the Obama administration sent its lawyers to San Francisco on Friday to thread the following needle: Torture — illegal. Extended military detention — under review.
Lawsuit against an ideologically hostile former government attorney — bad, very bad.
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