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• 17 May 10
  

  Margaret Clark

  nationalsecurity

• 18 Apr 09
  

  Matthew Elliot

  "The Bush administration’s controversial policies on detentions, interrogations and warrantless wiretapping were underpinned by legal memoranda. While some of those memos have been released (primarily as a result of ACLU lawsuits), the former administrati

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• 03 Mar 09
  

  Terry Canaan

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• 26 Feb 09
  

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• 25 Feb 09
  

  gould humanities

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• 05 Feb 09
  

  Dave Trowbridge

  A list of the memos underlying the Bush administration’s controversial policies on detentions, interrogations and warrantless wiretapping.

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  Nick Cobb

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• 31 Jan 09
  

  Nathan Rein

  From the page: "The Bush administration’s controversial policies on detentions, interrogations and warrantless wiretapping were underpinned by legal memoranda. While some of those memos have been released (primarily as a result of ACLU lawsuits), the former administration kept far more memos secret than has been previously understood. At least three dozen by our count. The decision to release them now lies with President Obama. To help inform the debate—and inject an extra dose of accountability—we’re posting the first comprehensive list of the secret memos. (The ACLU first compiled a list, which ProPublica verified and expanded on.) "

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• 30 Jan 09
  

  Robert Dumas

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  Rick Powell

  The Bush administration’s "war on terror"—including its controversial policies on detentions, interrogations and warrantless wiretapping—was all underpinned by legal memoranda. While some of those memos have been released (primarily as a result of ACLU lawsuits), the former administration chose to keep many others secret, citing security and confidentiality concerns.
  
  The decision to release them now lies with President Obama. To help inform the debate—and inject an extra dose of accountability—we’re posting a list of the relevant memos, both public and secret. (The ACLU first compiled a list of still-secret memoranda, which ProPublica verified.)
  
  We’ll update the list as more memos are made public.

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• 28 Jan 09
  

  Ruth Parlin

  The Bush administration’s "war on terror"—including its controversial policies on detentions, interrogations and warrantless wiretapping—was all underpinned by legal memoranda. While some of those memos have been released (primarily as a result of ACLU la

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