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Lee Hepner on Google Monopoly, Shayana Kadidal on Guantanamo Plea Deal
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The anti-monopoly ruling against Google challenges that idea of how things work.
We’ll hear about it from Lee Hepner, senior legal counsel at the American Economic Liberties Project.
Of course that’s not right; choices were made, unpopular choices, about how to respond to the attacks.
Now the Defense secretary has stepped in to overturn plea agreements that, while they wouldn’t have closed Guantánamo, would’ve brought some measure of closure to the cases against the alleged directors of the September 11 attacks.
We’ll get an update from Shayana Kadidal, senior managing attorney at the Center for Constitutional Rights.
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