I will vote yes for H.R. 4569 with the expectation that Senate and Conference activity will remedy the serious flaws that exist in the bill. If these inadequacies are not addressed before it returns to the House, I will not support its ultimate passage.
Discussing support for H.R. 4569 and concerns about its flaws.
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Once this individual has an attorney and has engaged an attorney, can the attorney see the evidence that is being used against his client?
Can the gentleman think of any circumstances where an American citizen here in the United States would be subject to the same sort of treatment?
Once charges are actually filed, does the accused get to find out what evidence the Government has against them relative to the crime that they are charged with?
But under this particular doctrine, does the individual have a right to find out what evidence is being used against him?
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