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Jason Leopold, Truthout: 'Attorneys for Abu Zubaydah say they have been trying to mount a meaningful defense for the 'high-value' detainee, who has been in the custody of the US government since March 2002, and have also sought legal remedies outside of the United States to hold accountable those who were complicit in his rendition and torture. But the attorneys claim their efforts have been stymied by the Justice Department (DOJ), which refuses to turn over to them critical documents they need to press forward with Zubaydah s case.'

http://www.truth-out.org/department-justice-balks/1319810816



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