Ashcroft Warns of Judicial Meddling in Terror War
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Departing Attorney General John  Ashcroft, dealt several court defeats over U.S. anti-terrorism  policies, on Friday derided what he called judges'  second-guessing of the president's decisions.
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US Attorney General John Ashcroft, a lightning rod of criticism by civil liberties groups for his anti-terror policies after the Sept.
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Terrorism and government actions to counter it have divided different ethnic and religious communities, the country's top public prosecutor warned.
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Former Attorney General John Ashcroft confirmed the Bush administration was sharply divided over the legality of President Bush's most controversial eavesdropping work, the chairman of a congressional panel said Thursday.
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Conservative U.S. Supreme Court  Justice Antonin Scalia said on Tuesday some physical  interrogation techniques can be used on a suspect in the event  of an imminent threat, such as a hidden bomb about to blow up.
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Two Republican senators said Sunday that Congress must rein in the Supreme Court ruling that international law applies to the Bush administration&#039;s conduct in the war on terror.
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The Bush administration asked a federal judge yesterday to suspend her order barring eavesdropping on suspected terrorists, saying any halt in the surveillance would leave the nation more vulnerable to terrorist attack.
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Jose Padillaâs detention became the centerpiece of a debate over the Bush administrationâs prosecution of terrorism.
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Abu Hamza, the Muslim cleric wanted by the Americans for alleged terrorist offences, is to face a prosecution in the British courts that will sideline the United States extradition.
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Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf has warned the United States that it could lose the war on terrorism unless it deals with political disputes that he says give rise to militant Islamic extremism, such as the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Â· Terrorism law watchdog's plea for less intervention Â· Ministers warned over rights convention opt-out
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The House Armed Services chairman, who advocates a tough stance on terrorist prisoner suspects, warned Wednesday against being too lax in prosecuting detainees.
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A Senate Democratic leader Tuesday urged a Bush-appointed judge to recuse himself from cases involving enemy combatants and requested an explanation about information that might contradict his testimony about the White House's detainee policy.
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Warning to courts to overturn judgments that have weakened the anti-terrorist control order regime.
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Attorney General John Ashcroft announced a major blow in the war on terror in March 2003: The government had charged a Muslim cleric with personally handing $20 million to Osama bin Laden.
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Outgoing Attorney General John Ashcroft gestures while addressing the Federalist Society&#39;s 18th annual national convention in Washington, Friday, Nov. 12, 2004.
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The case of a U.S. defense lawyer  charged with aiding terrorism is a troubling matter for a jury  that may be split into supporters of President Bush and those  who think his anti-terrorism policies threaten civil rights.