Reed Brody

Lawyer, Human Rights Watch

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Lawyer for Human Rights Watch, based in Brussels, Belgium

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A Spanish court has taken the first steps toward opening a criminal investigation of former Attorney General Alberto Gonzales and five other members of the Bush Administration.

Spanish Court Weighs Torture Case for Bush Officials

A Spanish court has taken the first steps toward opening a criminal investigation of former Attorney General Alberto Gonzales and five other members of the Bush Administration.

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