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Judge Does Not See Tainted Jury Pool in Abu Ghraib Case At a pretrial hearing for Army Specialist Charles Graner, accused of abusing military prisoners at Iraq's Abu Ghraib, a judge declines to rule that statements by President Bush and other officials had tainted the military jury pool. NPR's Jackie Northam reports.

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Judge Does Not See Tainted Jury Pool in Abu Ghraib Case

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At a pretrial hearing for Army Specialist Charles Graner, accused of abusing military prisoners at Iraq's Abu Ghraib, a judge declines to rule that statements by President Bush and other officials had tainted the military jury pool. NPR's Jackie Northam reports.