Steven Kleinman

Senior advisor to the Intelligence Science Board's study on educing information

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Colonel in the US Air Force Reserve, senior advisor to the Study on Educing Information, sponsored by the Intelligence Science Board

Steven Kleinman on KCRW

At a news conference last week, President Bush was asked about  an article  in the New Yorker magazine.

America's Treatment of Suspects in the War on Terror

At a news conference last week, President Bush was asked about an article in the New Yorker magazine.

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President Bush  ’  s claims of executive power
over terrorist suspects have run into more trouble in both civilian and
military courts. Last week, two military judges ruled that a…

Guantanamo: The War on Terror and the Rule of Law

President Bush ’ s claims of executive power over terrorist suspects have run into more trouble in both civilian and military courts. Last week, two military judges ruled that a…

from To the Point

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