CIA tapes case goes to court
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The Bush administration appears in court Friday to answer allegations that it defied a federal judge's demand to preserve evidence that may have included CIA interrogation videos of terrorist suspects in U.S. custody.
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The CIA official who gave the command to destroy interrogation videotapes apparently acted against the direction of his superiors
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The CIA comes under renewed pressure over why it erased tapes showing interrogations of terror suspects.
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A federal judge said he was considering questioning C.I.A. officials who watched tapes, later destroyed, of harsh interrogations.
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The tapes underlined the contrast between his sworn account and the testimony of prosecution witnesses.
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A Senate committee will hear allegations that a young U.S. resident was tortured and videotaped  -  after the CIA says such videotaping had stopped
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MILAN, Italy -- The first trial involving the CIA's extraordinary rendition program was suspended by a judge yesterday until the country's highest court rules on an Italian government challenge that the case was built on classified evidence.
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The terror case against two of Jose Padilla's codefendants hinges on secretly recorded calls.
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US justice department to investigate destruction of videotapes showing interrogation of terror suspects
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Tapes of the final moments before one of the hijacked airliners in the September 11 attacks crashed into the ground in Pennsylvania may be played at the first case over damages from the attacks to go to trial, a judge ruled on Wednesday.
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The U.S. Justice Department will launch a criminal investigation of the CIA's destruction of videotapes depicting the harsh interrogation of terrorism suspects, a U.S. official said on Wednesday.
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The actions of a key figure in a controversy over destroyed interrogation tapes show the C.I.A.âs protective instinct.
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A federal judge on Thursday ordered the Bush administration to tell him whether two CIA interrogation videos destroyed in 2005 were relevant to his case.
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A closed-door hearing beginning Wednesday will deal with a crucial issue in the trial of a former White House aide: whether President Bush's daily terrorism briefings and other sensitive documents should be disclosed in the CIA leak case.
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A federal judge today refused to order a special review of the CIA's destruction of interrogation videotapes, saying there was no evidence that the Bush administration defied court orders and that Justice Department prosecutors should be allowed to proceed with their own investigation into the ma...
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A US judge rejects a call for a separate inquiry into the CIA's destruction of tapes of terror suspects being interrogated.
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ST. MARY'S CITY, Maryland  - The CIA's harsh questioning of terrorism suspects was legal and saved lives, the U.S. National Intelligence Director said on Wednesday, as Congress questioned a CIA lawyer about the agency's destruction of interrogation videotapes.