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Immunity Clause Causes Debate Over Airman Charges
Justice Department officials say Air Force immunity may require a federal judge to determine if 2nd Lt. Christopher M. Cooke can be tried in civilian court for unauthorized contacts with the Soviet Embassy. Cooke faces three counts for visiting the embassy between 1980 and 1981. potential espionage charges could carry life in prison if pursued.
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Christopher M. Cooke
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Cooke
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McConnell Air Force Base
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Kan
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