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Justice Department Uses Informant in Investigation of Civil Rights Group

The Southern Poverty Law Center's legal team claims that a Justice Department informant acted beyond the typical witness role, resembling an investigator. This raises concerns about the informant's involvement in the group's operations.

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The Southern Poverty Law Center's legal team claims that a Justice Department informant acted beyond the typical witness role, resembling an investigator. This raises concerns about the informant's involvement in the group's operations.

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Justice Dept. Turns Civil Rights Group’s Informant Against It

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Justice Department Uses Informant in Investigation of Civil Rights Group