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Published Date: 08 July 2009
LAWYERS working for the Obama administration admitted yesterday they are uncertain how they will prosecute and deal with the 229 detainees held at Guantanamo Bay.
With just over six months to go on the president's commitment to shut down theprison camp in Cuba, administration officials told the Senate armed services committee it is far from clear how many detainees will face court trial, or where.

The dilemma is at the heart of the debate over the remaining detainees and what legal rights they will have under military and civilian justice systems.





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  • Last Updated: 07 July 2009 9:50 PM
  • Source: The Scotsman
  • Location: Edinburgh
 
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2dogs in D.C.,

08/07/2009 00:46:24
Legal doubts.Well, go figure. This has the potential of receiving a major "NO DUH!!!"
2

Gitmo Tourism,

New York 08/07/2009 06:06:14
WHAT’S NEXT FOR GITMO?
The Guantanamo Bay Tourism Board invites you to find out at http://gitmotourism.blogspot.com

HELP US PICK A NEW SLOGAN. VOTE AT OUR WEBSITE!!
3

Jim A,

08/07/2009 06:34:47
#1 DoubleDog, I read a story a few days back that they were thinking of sending them to the furthest northern part of Michigan but the people living there told them to foock off
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2dogs in D.C.,

08/07/2009 09:01:35
I say give these guys a fair trial,soonest.Close shop.Ones found guilty,without a doubt,well send 'em to max security prisons here in the states.Why not? remember,it's Maximum Security Prisons,right?
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oder,

Scotland 08/07/2009 11:30:06
OH! Obam you might have to do a Bush!
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08/07/2009 12:19:04
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Taz,

The Land of the Free 08/07/2009 15:32:42
They were illegal combatants fighting without uniform. In any event when did any country release POWs prior to the conclusion of hostilities. Lock em up in max security prisons, but not so secure that the Aryan Brotherhood can't get to them.

 

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