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Bush Administration Releases Memos On Terror

By Neil A. Lewis Mar. 3, 2009

The secret legal opinions issued by Bush administration lawyers after the Sept. 11 attacks included assertions that the president could use the nation’s military within the United States to combat people deemed as terrorists and to conduct raids without obtaining a search warrant.

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Lobbyist Abramoff Sentenced To Four Years in Prison

By Neil A. Lewis Sep. 5, 2008

Jack Abramoff, the onetime flamboyant lobbyist who amassed a fortune by showering gifts on congressional and executive branch officials while bilking Indian tribes of millions of dollars, was sentenced on Thursday to four years in prison.

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Alaska Senator Convicted On Felony Ethics Charges

By Neil A. Lewis Oct. 28, 2008

Sen. Ted Stevens, Alaska’s dominant political figure for more than four decades, was found guilty on Monday of violating federal ethics laws for failing to report tens of thousands of dollars in gifts and services he received from friends.

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A Senator Takes the Witness Stand

By Neil A. Lewis Oct. 17, 2008

Sen. Ted Stevens took the witness stand in his own defense on Thursday, asserting that he had never engaged in any scheme to file false disclosure forms in the Senate.

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Shorts (left)

By Neil A. Lewis Jun. 15, 2007

A federal judge refused Thursday to delay the start of the prison sentence for I. Lewis Libby Jr. in the CIA leak case while he appeals his conviction, meaning he could be ordered to surrender within two months.

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Gonzales' Testimony Praised By Bush Despite Rep. Criticism

By Jim Rutenberg and Neil A. Lewis Apr. 24, 2007

President Bush on Monday said that the congressional testimony of Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales last week, roundly panned by members of both parties, "in a way increased my confidence in his ability to do the job."

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CIA Perjury Case Juror Dismissed, Trial Will Continue With 11 Jurors

By Neil A. Lewis Feb. 27, 2007

The judge presiding over the perjury trial of I. Lewis Libby Jr. dismissed one of the jurors in the midst of deliberations on Monday and ruled that the case should go forward with the remaining 11-member jury.

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