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/ Victoria Law / TruthOut / No Separate Justice Campaign Denounces Post-9/11 Abuses
/ Carol Rosenberg / Miami Herald / Guantánamo prison: Who’s still held
/ Jennifer K. Elsea and Michael John Garcia / Congressional Research Service / Judicial Activity Concerning Enemy Combatant Detainees: Major Court Rulings (PDF)
/ Wells Bennett / Lawfare / DCCA: USG Must Respond to Detainees’ Petition for En Banc Rehearing in Hatim
/ Richard Norton-Taylor / Guardian (U.K.) / Pakistani citizen challenges UK’s ‘act of state’ stance in Iraq torture case
/ Editorial / The News International (Pakistan) / The Bagram blot
/ Editorial / The Times-Tribune (Pennsylvania) / Gitmo costs respect, cash
/ Daphne Eviatar / Just Security / Abu Ghaith Sentence Confirms We Don’t Need Guantanamo
/ Cully Stimson / The Daily Signal / Why Federal District Court—Not Military Commission—Was Right Court to Try Bin Laden’s Son-in-Law
/ Richard A. Serrano / Los Angeles Times / Bin Laden's son-in-law is sentenced in N.Y. to life in prison
/ Perlette Michèle Jura / Ms. Magazine / Thirteen Years After 9/11: How Expensive is Guantánamo Justice?
/ France24 / Video: From Sarajevo to Guantanamo, the journey of the Algerian Six
/ Michael Mori / Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) / David Hicks' military lawyer Michael Mori desribes first meeting his client
/ Peruvian Times / Report: Peru Studying U.S. Request to Take Guantanamo Prisoners
/ Sheila Pratt / Edmonton Journal (Canada) / Human rights laws failed to protect Omar Khadr, his Edmonton lawyer says
/ Louis Jacobson / Politifact.com (Tampa Bay Times) / Have three detainees swapped for Bowe Bergdahl now joined ISIS?
/ Katherine Hughes / TruthOut / Fairness and Justice? Post-9/11 Muslim Charity Prosecution
/ Carol Rosenberg / Miami Herald / Due to retire, Guantánamo prosecutor gets 3 more years on job
/ Leslie Epstein / Boston Globe / Letter: There’s a dirty little secret behind inadmissible evidence against detainees
/ Paul Sawyer / Boston Globe / Letter: We shame ourselves by holding detainees indefinitely
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