Terrorism Victims Shun Damage Limits

27 Nov 2000

Lawyers for American terrorism victims accused the Clinton administration Wednesday of trying to limit damages the victims can collect under a law that lets the government pay part of court judgments they&#039ve won against Iran. Full Story

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Terrorism Victims Shun Damage Limits

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