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

[tnitsuj]

http://www.nytimes.com/2004/11...4&partner=homepage


Does this judge hate freedom and love terror?

 

[chess9]

REVERSED!

Said the neocon Stalinist....

-Robert

 

[Don Vito Corleone]

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.

 

[ElFenix]

:thumbsup:

 

[Vic]

Oh, why does that judge hate America so?

j/k



Seriously, good news. Only evil fears the light.

 

[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.

Ditto. It's nice to see we have judges who still respect our Constitution and the rule of law.

 

[nageov3t]

those damn activist judges are at it again *shakes his fist at the constitution*

 

[preslove]

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.

Ditto. It's nice to see we have judges who still respect our Constitution and the rule of law.

Well they won't for long. Bush has 4 years of appointments to make.