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<title>Government in secret - The Yoo memo is just one example of Bush&#x26;#x27;s hidden laws</title>
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<description>The Bush administration recently announced it will allow select members of Congress to read Justice Department legal opinions about the CIA&#x26;#x27;s controversial detainee interrogation program that have been hidden from Congress until now. But as the administration allows a glimpse of this secret law -- and it is law -- we are left wondering what other laws it is still keeping under lock and key. It&#x26;#x27;s a given in our democracy that laws should be a matter of public record. But the law in this country includes not just statutes and regulations, which the public can readily access. It also...</description>
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