Supreme Court takes up secret CIA black sites in 9/11 detainee's

The Supreme Court will wrestle with government state secrets privilege in a case brought by the first Al-Qaeda suspect detained and interrogated at a CIA "black site."
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SCOTUS Rules CIA 'Black Sites' Are State Secrets

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Senate Intelligence Committee report on CIA torture - Wikipedia

Argument over state secrets and CIA black sites takes unexpected turn in final few minutes - SCOTUSblog

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