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Rulings afford detainees their day in court

By Charlie Savage
Globe Staff / June 29, 2004

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WASHINGTON -- The Supreme Court yesterday sharply curtailed President Bush's power to hold prisoners without trial in the war on terrorism, opening the courthouse doors to hundreds of detainees at Guantanamo Bay and also ordering judicial review of the military's justification for holding a US citizen as an ''enemy combatant." (Full Article: 1520 Words)

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