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Two U.S. Army Military Police escort a detainee to a cell at the Guantanamo Bay Navy Base, Cuba. (U.S. National Archives)
The Supreme Court has not decided a state secrets privilege case in a decade. This term, however, the justices will decide two. On Oct. 6, the Supreme Court heard oral argument in the first one, United States v. Zubaydah, a case involving a request from Guantanamo detainee Zayn al-Abidin Muhammad Husayn (better known as Abu Zubaydah) for discovery of national security information to use in foreign procee
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