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Justice Department Doesn't Have to Save Records From Inquiries Into Ex-CIA Boss Brennan, Judge Says

WASHINGTON (AP) — A federal judge on Thursday declined to issue a court order requiring the Justice Department to preserve all its records from investigations into John Brennan so the former CIA director can challenge any eventual criminal case against him as a malicious prosecution.

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