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More on Wikileaked Docs in Habeas Cases
Back in April, I posted this motion by habeas attorney David Remes in Paracha v. Obama, asking for the ability to access Wikileaked material like everyone else can. I had not noticed this response yesterday from the government until Steve Aftergood posted it today.
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Back in April, I posted this motion by habeas attorney David Remes in Paracha v. Obama, asking for the ability to access Wikileaked material like everyone else can. I had not noticed this response yesterday from the government until Steve Aftergood posted it today. The government argues, in essence, that Remes' motion should be rejected because it has implemented new rules that allow him and his colleagues reasonable access to the material.
Benjamin Wittes is editor in chief of Lawfare and a Senior Fellow in Governance Studies at the Brookings Institution. He is the author of several books.