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: How Appealing"Prosecutor seeks, loses bid to delay terror hearings; Both the chief prosecutor and his defense counterpart sought delays in next week's war court sessions straddling the inauguration but two Army colonels denied the request"
Today in The Los Angeles Times, Carol J. Williams reports that "Guantanamo defense calls for charges to be dropped; The convening authority said this week that some of the men facing trial were tortured; Dropping all charges 'is the legally and morally correct course,' the defense writes in a letter." You can view the letter at this link.
Jonathan S. Landay of McClatchy Newspapers has an article headlined "Appointee: Guantanamo suspects likely to face civilian courts."
And The New York Times reports today that "Pentagon Studies Bases as Alternative to Guantanamo; G.O.P. Lawmakers Object."
Full post as published by How Appealing on January 17, 2009 (boomark / email).
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