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A federal judge has ruled that Rahmanullah, an Afghan national accused of ambushing two National Guard members, can be force-fed while in custody. The ruling allows the Bureau of Prisons to provide nonconsensual nutrition and medical treatment.
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A federal judge has ruled that Rahmanullah, an Afghan national accused of ambushing two National Guard members, can be force-fed while in custody. The ruling allows the Bureau of Prisons to provide nonconsensual nutrition and medical treatment.
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Judge allows forced feeding of accused National Guard shooter
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