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Bagram Blues

By The Daily Dish
Sep 15 2009, 8:47 AM ET

Ackerman sees more of the same from the Obama administration:

[In] 2008, the Supreme Court ruled in the landmark Boumediene case that [Guantanamo] detainees were entitled to habeas corpus protections...[David Remes, the legal director of the non-profit Appeal for Justice law firm who represents 19 Guantanamo detainees] foresees a protracted fight [over Bagram detainees]. “We’ll spend another four years going up to the Supreme Court on the question of Bagram [detainees'] habeas rights,” he said. “It’s another stall. And one I would have expected from the Bush administration but not the Obama administration.”



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