I think our history shows that Article III courts are capable of trying cases without putting at risk intelligence sources and methods.
Eric Holder: “I think our history shows that Article III courts are capable of trying cases without putting at risk intelligence…”
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Holder defends the ability of Article III courts to handle sensitive cases without compromising intelligence.
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