Right to interrogate al-Qaida captives without lawyers at stake

Tuesday, January 20, 2004

WASHINGTON -- An interrogator begins questioning an al-Qaida prisoner who may know of a pending attack. The captive turns to his attorney, who tells him that he can remain silent. The suspect clams up.

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