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CAPAF's Mark Agrast testifies to the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on the Constitution about how to restore the rule of law after eight years of the Bush administration.
Congressional compromise will lead to the enactment of a flawed bill that fails to protect American liberties, writes Mark Agrast.
Today’s decision in Boumediene v. Bush has reaffirmed one of the most ancient rights known to our civilization, writes Mark Agrast.
Mark Agrast writes that House leaders have proposed a responsible compromise on intelligence surveillance. Again.
Congress should be able to extend the Protect America Act until a more measured and responsible alternative can be put in place, writes Mark Agrast.
The House of Representatives passes comprehensive torture ban after CIA tape scandal. The Senate must follow swiftly, writes Mark Agrast.
Mark Agrast on why Mukasey is not the right choice for attorney general.
Mark D. Agrast details why new surveillance legislation on Capitol Hill would better protect both civil liberties and national security.
Mark Agrast argues that the Senate must carefully consider whether Bush's pick for attorney general will restore integrity to the Justice Department.
Mark Agrast on why we need more than just a change in leadership to repair the damage done during Gonzales' tenure.
Agrast testifies to Congress on making the DHS the gold standard for designating classified and sensitive information.
Mark Agrast and Peter Swire detail why Congress should provide reasonable limits to warrantless searches by the Federal Bureau of Investigation.