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ABA seeks rules changes to ensure fair military tribunals
The American Bar Association urged the Bush administration to drop eavesdropping on attorney discussions and loosen restrictions to guarantee fair open trials for terrorism suspects. It called for access to information for civilian lawyers and covering their travel expenses, noting the need for full and zealous defense while the Pentagon defends confidentiality. More than 660 detainees at Guantanamo Bay await potential tribunals, a step not used since World War II.
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