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And it would empower American officials to detain suspected terrorists without the approval of Iraqi authorities.

Nikolic suggested Triggs's submission talked about loss of human rights of suspected terrorists without the same "articulation" about the rights of victims of terrorist acts.

In bold and unilateral strokes, the Bush administration has in recent weeks reshaped the American legal system to fight terrorism in ways unthinkable before Sept. 11, from monitoring the conversations of suspected terrorists and their lawyers to creating special military tribunals to prosecute terrorists without the usual Anglo-Saxon niceties.

If a tabloid newspaper can figure out how to stop terrorists without the advantage of backdoors, why can't federal government?

Some of those familiar with the cases said such companies may provide an open channel for terrorists to enter the country without background checks.

For the first time Gerry Adams, Sinn Fein's president, "condemned" a bombing by republican terrorists "without equivocation".

These and other elements of high-security landscaping, which were approved yesterday by the Landmarks Preservation Commission, are intended to protect the exchange from terrorists without sacrificing the public realm to the almost warlike blockades, including the trucks, that have been in place since Sept. 11, 2001.

Think Michele Bachmann's accusations of Anthony Weiner's wife Huma Abedin, the Ground Zero mosque uproar, and the tens of thousands of times Fox News has uttered the words "Islamic terrorists" (without mentioning the tens of thousands of Muslims they kill).

The case highlights the Obama administration's position that it can delay advising a terrorism suspect of his rights and seek critical information about terrorists, without sacrificing the ability to pursue a criminal prosecution.

"We believe the US government should have broad authorities to investigate terrorism and espionage, and that it is possible to aggressively pursue terrorists without compromising the constitutional rights of ordinary Americans," Wyden and Udall wrote to Alexander.

The great disappointment for the liberties lobbyists is that when Mr Obama promised to close Guantánamo he did not mean that America would stop detaining and holding suspected terrorists without trial.Of the 200 or so remaining Guantánamo inmates, the administration considers a few score too dangerous to release.