Editor's Note
Jul. 1, 2010
Editor's Note
In times of national insecurity, governments almost always become more secretive. That's what happened after 9/11 when the Bush administration made unprecedented use of the state secrets privilege to get war-on-terror-related cases kicked out of court. And even though Barack Obama as a presidential contender criticized Bush's record on this, once he became president he was hardly inclined to abandon the tactic. (N...
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