Do American citizens always have the right to talk to an attorney when they are detained by their own Government on American soil?
Al Franken: “Do American citizens always have the right to talk to an attorney when they are detained by their own Government on…”
On the recordJuly 8, 2013
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Franken questions the right to counsel for detained citizens.
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