John C
Events (83)
- April 1, 2008: 2003 Torture Memo Obtained by ACLU 2008-04-01
- April 2-6, 2008: Legal Experts Blast Torture Memo Defense 2008-04-02
- April 2-4, 2008: Military Experts Challenge Former Justice Official’s Defense of 2003 Torture Memo 2008-04-02
- April 2, 2008: ACLU Learns of Justice Department’s 2001 Dismissal of Fourth Amendment 2008-04-02
- April 2, 2008: Former Justice Department Official Defends Torture Memo 2008-04-02
- April 2, 2008: Rolling Stone Magazine Criticizes Defense of 2003 Torture Memo 2008-04-02
- April 4, 2008: New York Times Criticizes Defense of 2003 Torture Memo 2008-04-04
- April 4, 2008: Evidence Mounting that US Using Mind-Altering Drugs on Detainees 2008-04-04
- April 10, 2008: Lawmakers Blast White House’s Approval of Harsh Interrogation Methods 2008-04-10
- April 10, 2008: Law Professor Says Bush Officials May Be Guilty of War Crimes 2008-04-10
- April 17, 2008: Justice Department Investigating Propriety of 2003 John Yoo Torture Memo 2008-04-17
- April 21, 2008: Guantanamo Detainees Claim to Have Been Drugged While in Custody 2008-04-21
- June 26, 2008: Addington, Yoo Spar with Congressional Questioners, Give Few Solid Answers 2008-06-26
- January 15, 2009: OLC Repudiates Earlier Memos Claiming Unprecedented Presidential Powers 2009-01-15
- Shortly Before January 29, 2009: Padilla Sues Rumsfeld, Other Bush Administration Figures for Illegal Detention 2009-01-29
- January 29, 2009: Former Bush Lawyer Says US Must Continue Detaining, Torturing Terror Suspects 2009-01-29
- February 5, 2009: Liberal Pundit: Cheney Doing the Work of Terrorists 2009-02-05
- February 14, 2009: Justice Department Considers Releasing Internal Report Critical of Bush-Era Lawyers 2009-02-14
- February 22, 2009: Justice Department Investigation Finds OLC Opinions Unacceptably Deficient 2009-02-22
- March 2, 2009: Justice Department Releases Bush-Era Memos Claiming Extraconstitutional Powers for President 2009-03-02
- March 3, 2009: Law Expert: Memos Prove US a ‘Dictatorship’ for Last Seven Years of Bush Presidency 2009-03-03
- March 28, 2009: Spanish Court Considers War Crimes Prosecution of Former Bush Officials 2009-03-28
- Before April 22, 2009: Justice Department’s Office of Professional Responsibility Launches Probe of Bush Torture Memo Authors 2009-04-22
- May 26, 2009: Torture Memo Author Says Obama Chose ‘Empathy over Excellence’ in Nominating Supreme Court Nominee 2009-05-26
- Shoftly After May 2, 2011: Bin Laden’s Death Reignites Debate over Usefulness of US Torture Techniques 2011-05-02
- July 20, 2011: Former Bush Administration Lawyer Claims Obama Administration Engaging in ‘Unprecedented Assault on Free Speech’ in Efforts to Mandate Campaign Disclosure 2011-07-20
- January 23-Late January, 2003: Navy General Counsel Shocked at Justice Department Torture Memo
- February 2010: Justice Department Refuses to Recommend Sanctions against Bush Administration Officials Responsible for Authorizing Torture
- March 1996: Future Bush Legal Adviser Argues Constitution Gives President, Not Congress, Power to Declare War
- March 1996: Conservative Lawyer: Wartime President Has Virtually Unlimited Powers
- April 2002 and After: President Bush Deliberately Shielded from Knowledge of Harsh Interrogation Techniques
- Fall 2002 and After: Vice President Cheney’s Power Peaks as He Uses Bureaucratic Strategies to Manage Foreign Policy Himself
- December 2003-June 2004: OLC Head Goldsmith Withdraws Torture Memos