Mandating military custody in these situations merely hampers the FBI's ability to react swiftly and flexibly in gathering intelligence and evidence.
Patrick Leahy: “Mandating military custody in these situations merely hampers the FBI's ability to react swiftly and flexibly in…”
On the recordMay 15, 2012
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Leahy argues against mandatory military custody for terrorism suspects, citing its negative impact on FBI operations.
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