United States v. Zubaydah
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State Secrets and Judicial Oversight
This chapter explores a Supreme Court Justice's concurrence addressing the handling of state secrets related to national defense and the implications for civil liberties. It critiques judicial reasoning and the complexities surrounding a case involving CIA interrogation practices, particularly focusing on the significance of a specific judge's dissent. The speakers emphasize the need for rigorous judicial review to ensure accountability in national security matters, raising ethical questions about the government's privilege claims.
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