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The Supreme Court on Wednesday considered whether to allow former
Attorney General John Ashcroft to be sued for an American Muslim's
post-Sept. 11 arrest and detention using a law intended to make sure
witnesses testify in criminal proceedings, a move a couple of justices
worried could have a profound effect in how federal prosecutors fight
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