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Afghan Detainees May Challenge Their Detention – But Not in US Courts

The Pentagon has announced it will allow those prisoners held by the US military in Afghanistan, including the Bagram military facility, to challenge their detention in a new military review system. The prisoners will be given military officials – not lawyers – to represent them and will be allowed to call witnesses and present a […]

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Bagram Ruling: A Serious Call with Serious Consequences

Bagram Ruling: A Serious Call with Serious Consequences

It took a matter of days for the Obama administration to get baptized into the irregular and hard to define modern way of warfare we live in today and one of their first decisions appears to be under fire, at least mildly. In late February, Obama administration Justice officials, in a two sentence court filing, […]

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