Military Law
Dec. 18, 2001
Exposing Ashcroft's Ethnic Dragnet
The Justice Department says there is legal precedent for President Bush's order of secret military tribunals for noncitizens suspected of terrorism. Indeed there is. But the most relevant case may be one the government is ashamed to mention.
By Jessie Allen
The Justice Department says there is legal precedent for President Bush's order of secret military tribunals for noncitizens suspected of terrorism. Indeed there is. But the most relevant case may be one the government is ashamed to mention.
The president's lawyers have cited Ex Parte Quiri...
The Justice Department says there is legal precedent for President Bush's order of secret military tribunals for noncitizens suspected of terrorism. Indeed there is. But the most relevant case may be one the government is ashamed to mention.
The president's lawyers have cited Ex Parte Quiri...
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