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The Supreme Court Shines Some Light into the Bush's Gulag

Boston Phoenix | July 8, 2004

The enemy within: in a trio of cases, the Supreme Court shines some light into the Bush administration’s gulag. But for "enemy combatants" both here and in Guantánamo, it’s not yet time to celebrate.

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Tags: Guantanamo, civil, of, liberties, civil liberties, power, abuse, enemy, combatants

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