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3:31Now PlayingThe State Secrets privilege is a powerful law that allows the US government to withhold information that might harm national security. But federal courts are using this law to dismiss entire lawsuits–lots of them–often before reviewing the evidence. Does the government's need to protect state secrets trump the rights of those seeking their day in court?
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