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Adam Liptak

Treasury Department Is Warning Publishers of the Perils of Criminal Editing of the Enemy

Adam Liptak | New York Times | February 28, 2004

"The Treasury Department has warned publishers they may face grave legal consequences for editing manuscripts from Iran and other disfavored nations, on the ground that such tinkering amounts to trading with the enemy." [more]

Analysis: A Legal Battle Over Limits of Civil Liberty

Adam Liptak, Neil A. Lewis and Benjamin Weiser | New York Times | August 4, 2002

"The government's effort has produced few if any law enforcement coups. Most of the detainees have since been released or deported, with fewer than 200 still being held. But it has provoked a sprawling legal battle, now being waged in federal courthouses around the country, that experts say has begun to redefine the delicate balance between individual liberties and national security." [more]

Analysis: Legal Questions on US Treatment of Padilla

Adam Liptak | New York Times | June 11, 2002

"Mr. Padilla, who is accused of planning to explode a radioactive device, is an American citizen. He has been in custody since May 8 but has not been charged with a crime. He is, instead, being held as an 'enemy combatant.' " [more]

Analysis: Changing the Standard

Adam Liptak | New York Times | May 31, 2002

" 'There is a real cost to the openness of a free political society if every discussion group needs to be concerned that the F.B.I. is listening in on its public discussions or attending its public meetings.' " [more]

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