I don't think we can adopt a blanket policy of never trying a terrorist in a civilian court.
Eric Holder: “I don't think we can adopt a blanket policy of never trying a terrorist in a civilian court.”
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Holder argues against a uniform policy for trying terrorists in civilian courts.
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