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US District Judge Halts Guantanamo Tribunals: "Contrary to principles of American Justice"

Good for him!

I have long felt that the military tribunals at Gitmo were one of the most shameful by-products of our country's reaction to 9/11. I find it disgraceful that we have left these people in limbo for three years without charging them with a crime or allowing them to consult attorneys. I think history will not look kindly on our treatment of these people, and in many respects I think the tribunals are even worse than the Japanese internment camps in WWII.
 
Oh, why does that judge hate America so? 😉

j/k



Seriously, good news. Only evil fears the light.
 
Originally posted by: DonVito
Good for him!

I have long felt that the military tribunals at Gitmo were one of the most shameful by-products of our country's reaction to 9/11. I find it disgraceful that we have left these people in limbo for three years without charging them with a crime or allowing them to consult attorneys. I think history will not look kindly on our treatment of these people, and in many respects I think the tribunals are even worse than the Japanese internment camps in WWII.
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Ditto. It's nice to see we have judges who still respect our Constitution and the rule of law.
 
Originally posted by: Bowfinger
Originally posted by: DonVito
Good for him!

I have long felt that the military tribunals at Gitmo were one of the most shameful by-products of our country's reaction to 9/11. I find it disgraceful that we have left these people in limbo for three years without charging them with a crime or allowing them to consult attorneys. I think history will not look kindly on our treatment of these people, and in many respects I think the tribunals are even worse than the Japanese internment camps in WWII.
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Ditto. It's nice to see we have judges who still respect our Constitution and the rule of law.
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Well they won't for long. Bush has 4 years of appointments to make.
 
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