Justice Dept. Approved Awlaki Killing
Saturday, October 1st, 2011No reported dissent about legality.
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Justice Dept. Approved Awlaki Killing
No reported dissent about legality.
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Justice Dept. Approved Awlaki Killing
Germany’s Constitutional Court upheld the legality of Berlin’s rescue packages for eurozone countries, but said future bailouts must be approved by a parliamentary committee.
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Court Rejects Challenges to German Euro Bailouts
Spin doctor Alastair Campbell and former MP George Galloway have clashed on Question Time about the legality of the Iraq war.

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Campbell and Galloway Iraq clash
Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. struck back against criticism that the FBI has targeted Muslims in a series of undercover stings, telling a Muslim group Friday night that those who allege government entrapment “simply do not have their facts straight.”

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Attorney General Eric Holder defends legality of FBI stings against Muslim groups
Washington – Responding to a lawsuit challenging the legality of including an American citizen on a secret government “kill list,” a Justice Department lawyer argued in federal court on Monday that the US government has the legal authority to target and kill a US-born Islamic cleric believed to be hiding in Yemen. read more
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US Says it Has Legal Authority to Kill American-Born Anwar al-Awlaki
The Pentagon’s new Cyber Command is seeking authority to carry out computer network attacks around the globe to protect U.S. interests, drawing objections from administration lawyers uncertain about the legality of offensive operations.

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Pentagon is debating cyber-attacks