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IPFS News Link • Torture

Scalia Says Courts Shouldn't Prohibit Torture

2-12-2008 • Raw Story

While the 8th Amendment [prohibits indefinite detention] as punishment for a crime, the CIA or military would be justified keeping a suspected insurgent or member of al Qaeda imprisoned forever if the detainee refused to answer questions.

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Reported By Brock Lorber

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