Ruling Blocks Attorney`s Access to Hamdi

15 Jul 2002

A federal appeals court yesterday blocked an American-born man captured in Afghanistan from seeing a public defender and strongly suggested that the government has the right to detain enemy combatants without a lawyer during wartime. Full Story

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